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Pre-market news roundup for US stocks: US inflation rises across the board; SpaceX’s Starship expansion proposal enters review; ASML says it has received customer inquiries for 2030 orders.

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Pre-market key news for US stocks is as follows: 1. US September unadjusted annual CPI rose to 3.7%, signaling broad-based inflation across the US, boosting market expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate hikes. 2. Following the release of September CPI data, US three major stock index futures plunged into negative territory, spot gold and silver declined, Bitcoin fell below $83,000, and the probability of a Fed rate hike in October rose to 43.7%. 3. NVIDIA announced that its new DLSS 5 neural rendering model runs twice as fast as the September version, cuts GPU overhead in half, and reduces 4K video memory usage by 20%. The new model will be integrated into games including NBA 2K27 and Hogwarts Legacy. 4. ASML’s CEO stated that equipment supply in 2027 and 2028 will not fully meet demand, with some clients already inquiring about and booking orders for equipment as far out as 2029 or even 2030. 5. Anthropic plans to host a Pre-IPO investor day at its San Francisco headquarters on Wednesday local time, where it will disclose its third-quarter revenue figures for the first time. 6. US federal regulators are reviewing SpaceX’s proposal to significantly expand operations at its Starbase facility in southern Texas. Under the proposal, SpaceX aims to conduct up to 456 launches and 912 landings annually at the site. 7. A SK Hynix executive said AI infrastructure performance and scale will grow roughly 20 times by 2030. He added that the company is developing next-generation memory technologies, including 3D-stacked DRAM and High Bandwidth Flash (HBF), while continuing to improve the performance of its existing HBM products.

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