Overnight News on November 3: U.S. stocks mixed in gains and losses, most Chinese concept stocks rose, oil prices tumbled, copper and gold prices rebounded, Trump said he would not strike Iran after mid-term elections
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- Close on November 3: The three major U.S. stock indices rose sharply before pulling back, tech stocks came under pressure, oil prices plummeted, and the market focused on mid-term elections and employment data.
- Palantir reported revenue of $2.31 billion in the third quarter, exceeding expectations; for the first time, its U.S. commercial revenue surpassed government revenue.
- Apple's first new CEO financial report is a mixed bag: iPhone performed strongly, and the holiday season guidance exceeded expectations, but the Greater China region and iPad fell short of expectations.
- Apple's revenue and profits in the fourth fiscal quarter both exceeded expectations, with strong sales of iPhone, but revenue in the Greater China region fell short of expectations.
- Alphabet raised 6 billion euros through the issuance of euro bonds and attracted buyers at a higher premium
- Anthropic experienced a surge in revenue before IPO, with third-quarter figures reaching 12 times that of the same period last year.
- Chip manufacturer Marvell Technology plans to acquire Lumentum for $80 billion.
- The governor of the French Central Bank stated that the market may be overreacting to the fiscal situation, and it is highly likely that the budget proposal will be approved.
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