Global news you need to know before the U.S. stock market opens on Tuesday

Full text of the "14th Five-Year Plan" proposal: Adopt extraordinary measures to promote decisive breakthroughs in key core technologies in key areas throughout the entire chain, fully implement the "Artificial Intelligence +" initiative, and vigorously boost consumption.

People's Bank of China: Improve the market stabilization mechanism, implement a moderately loose monetary policy in detail, and study new policy measures for reserves.

US-Japan summit: Paying for the "super nuclear power deal" with the US, Koizumi successfully pleased Trump.

ADP begins releasing weekly private sector employment change data, with the first estimate showing an addition of 14,250 jobs.

According to Bloomberg, Japan has announced a potential project list for a $550 billion investment plan in the US.

European car sales surged in September: BYD's sales skyrocketed by 398%, while Tesla's sales fell by 10%.

Report: Uber is increasing its investment in the Chinese robotaxi market, planning to invest in the Hong Kong IPOs of Pony.ai and WeRide.

US nuclear power stocks rose before the market opened, as the US government signed an $80 billion reactor agreement with Westinghouse Electric.

Trump Media & Technology Group's US stock rose over 11% before the market opened, as the company announced its entry into the prediction market business.

UPS's US stock pre-market gains expanded to over 20%, as the company projected fourth-quarter revenue exceeding market estimates.

Most global stock markets fell, the yen strengthened, spot gold fell below the $3,900 mark, and cryptocurrencies declined.

The Nikkei 225 index closed down 0.6%, the Shanghai Composite Index closed down 0.22%, and the Hang Seng Index closed down 0.33%