Overnight News at a Glance for November 4

1. Negotiations between the United States and Iran have reached a stalemate. 2. Israel warned U.S. intelligence officials that Iran may be preparing to use chemical weapons, but this claim has triggered huge divisions within the Trump administration. 3. Iran demands that the United States respond clearly to seven conditions, otherwise it will not open the Strait of Hormuz. 4. Zhongji Innolight responded to rumors that some overseas customers have lowered demand or cut orders: the vast majority of customers have not lowered demand or orders, a small number of customers have product structural adjustments, and some customers' 1.6T demand has even increased compared with before. 5. Investors' subscription orders for Meta's U.S. dollar bond issuance reached as high as $58 billion, and the issuance size is expected to be at least $15 billion. 6. AMD's financial results beat Wall Street expectations, with revenue up 45% year over year, and data center sales nearly doubling from the same period last year. Shares surged 7% after hours. 7. International oil prices edged lower on the 3rd. WTI crude fell 37 cents to settle at $96.09 per barrel, down 0.38%; Brent crude fell $1.17 to settle at $103.60 per barrel, down 1.12%. 8. Netflix launched the AI Discover feature, which can help users find content based on viewing mood, cast and crew, or available duration. 9. The Bank of France may lower its 2026 growth forecast; the current forecast is 0.4% economic growth this year.