Breaking news of pre-market for US stocks.

1. The three major stock index futures in the United States fluctuated: the Dow Jones futures rose by 0.11%, the S&P 500 futures fell by 0.03%, and the Nasdaq futures fell by 0.03%. 2. European stock market indices rose across the board: the German DAX30 rose by 0.41%, the French CAC40 rose by 0.88%, the Euro Stoxx 50 rose by 0.69%, and the UK FTSE 100 rose by 0.18%. 3. U.S. Treasuries rebounded for the first time in five days, with the 10-year yield falling to 4.13%. The market is waiting for signals of a rate cut path from speeches by Powell and several Fed officials, and is also paying attention to the upcoming PMI, GDP, and PCE data. 4. The significant rebound in U.S. stocks this year has made it difficult for Wall Street strategists to catch up with the actual gains. Institutions such as Goldman Sachs and Deutsche Bank have continuously raised their forecasts. Yardeni Research boldly predicts that the S&P 500 index may surpass 7,000 points by 2025. 5. A recent report by JPMorgan Chase pointed out that the share buyback trend among U.S. companies may have peaked: the total buyback amount of S&P 500 companies this year may exceed one trillion dollars, but the increase in capital expenditures and weakening profit prospects could weaken the sustainability of buybacks. In contrast, supported by fiscal stimulus and lower energy costs, European profits are expected to rebound by 12% in 2026, with more room for buybacks and dividends, as well as more attractive valuations. Credit Suisse suggests gradually increasing European stock ratings from "neutral" to "overweight" in the fourth quarter. 6. Trading data shows that some European natural gas traders have positioned themselves early, betting that prices may rise to 50 euros per megawatt hour next summer, an increase of about 60% from current levels, reflecting uncertainty in winter weather, sanctions, and new production capacity. 7. The spot price of gold broke through the $3790 per ounce mark, hitting a new historical high, boosting gold stocks in the U.S. stock market during pre-market trading. 8. Kingsoft Cloud's U.S. stocks fell by over 5% in pre-market trading, after the company announced plans to sell 282 million common shares. 9. TSMC rose by over 3% in pre-market trading due to increased capital spending by several artificial intelligence giants.