US pre-market news at a glance: "ADP" beats expectations; Trump concept trades fall across the board; anti-data center forces gain momentum.

November 4, key pre-market news for US stocks on Wednesday is as follows:

1. Democrats regain control of Congress, Trump's administration under heavy pressure. Trump-related concept trades fell across the board.

2. US "mini non-farm payrolls": October ADP employment increased by 86,000, higher than market expectations.

3. US quarterly refunding size set at $125 billion, in line with expectations.

4. US pre-market computing power cloud sector fell sharply, CoreWeave down 9.53%, anti-data center forces gained ground after the midterm elections.

5. Brent crude fell below the $100/barrel integer mark for the first time since October 8, down 3.60% intraday.

6. Super Micro Computer rose as much as 9% pre-market, Q1 revenue nearly tripled year-on-year to $19.9 billion.

7. Tesla fell more than 4% pre-market, pressured by both Republican election losses and South Korean FSD complaints.

8. Google plans to invest $15 billion to expand its Malaysia data center business.

9. Qualcomm signed a multi-year agreement with SpaceX to build tens of thousands of base stations for its 5G network.

10. Meta Platforms issued euro bonds for the first time, attracting record €53 billion in subscription demand.

11. AMD rose as much as 7% pre-market, Q3 revenue $13.38 billion, up 45% year-on-year.