Express delivery of pre-market news in US stocks.

1. The three major stock index futures in the U.S. experienced mixed movements: Dow Jones futures fell by 0.04%, S&P 500 futures rose by 0.13%, and Nasdaq futures rose by 0.19%. 2. European stock market indices all fell: Germany's DAX30 fell by 0.68%, France's CAC40 fell by 0.20%, Europe's Stoxx 50 fell by 0.19%, and the UK's FTSE 100 fell by 0.31%. 3. Stephen Moore, Trump's economic advisor, was approved to join the Federal Reserve Board, expecting to advocate for a larger rate cut at the September meeting; meanwhile, a court rejected Trump's request to dismiss board member Lisa Cook in order to maintain the Fed's independence. 4. JPMorgan warned that if a Fed rate cut is seen as succumbing to political pressure and contradicts its own forecasts, it will increase risks in the stock market, bond market, and the U.S. dollar, as the market is already showing signs of a bubble. 5. Experts predict that gold may experience a short-term correction of 5-6%, followed by consolidation, in preparation for a potential rise to $4000 or even $4200 by 2026, with a solid long-term bull market. 6. TSMC's Q2 semiconductor contract manufacturing market share soared to 38%, a year-on-year increase of 7 percentage points, mainly driven by AI demand and incentive policies, with Q3 revenue expected to continue a mid-single-digit increase. 7. Insiders revealed that Nvidia's new RTX6000D artificial intelligence chip specially designed for the Chinese market has low market demand due to inadequate cost-effectiveness, with mainstream tech companies showing little interest. 8. Google's concession proposal was rejected by the Department of Justice, which seeks to force the company to sell its AdX advertising platform and implement "complete technical separation and divestiture." 9. Oracle's stock surged by over 5% in pre-market trading, with reports indicating that the company is participating in forming a consortium to maintain TikTok's operations in the U.S. 10. Webtoon Entertainment's pre-market stock price skyrocketed by over 39%, as it reached a collaboration agreement with Disney to develop a digital comic platform and acquire a 2% stake in the company.