① As of press time, Dow Jones futures rose 0.02%, S&P 500 futures fell 0.01%, and Nasdaq futures fell 0.05%.
② Popular Chinese concept stocks saw a general increase, with NIO rising over 6% and Alibaba and Baidu both rising over 3% as of press time.
③ On October 28th local time, Ford released its third quarter financial report showing a net profit of $892 million, a year-on-year decline of over 25%. At the same time, Ford expects its full year profit to reach the expected low point, with an estimated pre tax profit of about $10 billion this year, compared to the previous expectation of between $10 billion and $12 billion. As of press time, Ford has fallen 6.07%.
④ On October 28th local time, according to foreign media reports, Boeing raised approximately $21 billion by expanding its stock issuance, which is one of the largest stock issuances in history. This issuance aims to strengthen Boeing's balance sheet and prevent its credit rating from being downgraded to junk level. As of press time, Boeing has fallen 0.59%.
⑤ On October 28th local time, Southwest Airlines was accused by the pilots' union of illegal intimidation and punished over 9000 unionized pilots. The US Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals held that Southwest Airlines had "anti union hostility" and allowed the dispute to be brought to federal court for review. As of press time, Southwest Airlines in the United States has fallen by 0.33%.
⑥ On October 29th local time, HSBC released its third quarter financial report, which showed that the company's revenue and earnings per share exceeded analysts' expectations. Meanwhile, HSBC also announced a $3 billion stock buyback plan. As of press time, HSBC has risen 4.72%.
⑦ On October 29th local time, the third quarter financial report released by BP showed that due to the decline in refining profit margins and oil trading performance, the third quarter profit was $2.3 billion, a year-on-year decrease of 30%, the lowest level in nearly four years. As of press time, BP has decreased by 1.03%.
⑧ On October 28th local time, the CEO of Goldman Sachs expressed optimism about the trading prospects and pointed out that technology investment is one of the highlights. Goldman Sachs CEO Solomon said, "When you see the technology and necessary investments driving the development of AI, you will understand that this is a great benefit for trading
⑨ 20:30 Beijing time, US September commodity trade balance; At 20:30 Beijing time, retail inventory excluding automobiles in the United States for September.
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