Middle East media report progress between the US and Iran on nuclear talks; Nasdaq gains widen to about 3%, spot gold and silver spike intraday, and oil prices fall sharply.

International 1. Citigroup: Lowered its copper price forecast for the next three months, predicting a supply surplus for the next two years. 2. Citigroup: US midterm elections may slow AI spending; fund rotation benefits Indian stocks. 3. Standard Chartered: Focus on US inflation data; strong non-farm payrolls push up December rate hike pricing. 4. Barclays: AI regulatory risks are rising; US economic data still supports the dollar. 5. Societe Generale: Strong demand for credit bonds drives European companies to increase bond issuance. 6. FxPro: Tech stock panic drags down risk appetite; the dollar regains safe-haven buying support. 7. Danish energy trader warns: Risk of soaring energy costs in Northern Europe this winter is increasing. Domestic 1. GF Securities: 100 billion yuan swap facility launched; focus on the recovery opportunity in the securities sector. 2. GF Securities: US midterm elections exacerbate constraints on computing power construction; domestic computing power chain is expected to break through. 3. CITIC Securities: Maintains long-term optimism on North American computing power and the domestic AI computing power industry chain. 4. CITIC Securities: Bank stocks remain highly suitable for stable allocation funds, and absolute returns will continue. 5. CITIC Securities: We recommend increasing allocations to leading liquor companies at the industry bottom. 6. Guojin Securities: The valuation levels of core blue-chip stocks are already at historically low levels. 7. Guotai Haitong: Liquor stock prices have undergone sufficient correction, and valuations and institutional holdings are both at historically low levels. 8. Huatai Securities: Increased global investment in AI computing power is expected to drive continued high growth in net profit attributable to shareholders of the optical communication sector.

U.S. officials said Honda Motor Co (HMC.N) will invest $3 bln to build a new hybrid-vehicle plant in Ohio.