① The three major US stock index futures had mixed ups and downs: Dow futures rose 0.21%, S&P 500 futures fell 0.01%, and NASDAQ futures fell 0.22%. ② The German DAX index fell 0.05%, the British FTSE 100 index rose 0.40%, the French CAC40 index fell 0.42%, and the European Stoxx 50 index fell 0.14%. ③ WTI crude oil rose 2.10% to $92.92 per barrel. Brent crude rose 1.67% to $97.22 per barrel. Earlier, Iran claimed to launch a new round of retaliatory attacks, and Israel also hinted that it was preparing to step up its involvement in this war. ④ Goldman Sachs's chief global stock strategist pointed out in an interview a few days ago that the stock market will rise more moderately in the next 12 months. “Investors are already accumulating great returns. The rate of return is expected to decrease from now on.” ⑤ The British asset management agency Schroder Group increased its holdings of long-term US Treasury bonds, saying that after recent sell-offs, US bond yields are close to peaking. ⑥ Over the past 24 hours, the yen has sharply reversed a month-long gradual downward trend. Traders are ready to welcome a further increase in the exchange rate and look at 155 yen per dollar. ⑦ Broadcom's US stocks fell more than 3% before the market. The company's fourth-quarter revenue forecast fell short of expectations. ⑧ SK Hynix's pre-market decline widened to 3%. Earlier, the US considered expanding semiconductor tariffs. ⑨ Shares of US software companies rose in pre-market trading, boosted by Snowflake's performance. ServiceNow rose 2.7%, Adobe 1.4%, and Salesforce 1.1%.

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