📉 Morning Market Update (05.11.2025) Wall Street closed deep in the red on Tuesday. The NASDAQ tumbled around 2%, the S&P 500 lost 1.17%, and the Dow Jones dropped slightly over 0.5%. Tech and consumer stocks were under the heaviest pressure, with semiconductor giants sliding up to 3.7% amid profit-taking and correction fears after a long rally. 💻 AMD beat expectations in Q3 2025, reporting record revenue of $9.25 bn from its Client and Gaming segments. The company raised Q4 guidance to $9.3–9.9 bn and continues to boost R&D and secure major AI orders, confirming that its growth strategy is paying off despite a mild margin miss. 🌏 Asia-Pacific followed Wall Street lower. 🇯🇵 Japan’s Nikkei 225 plunged 3%, and Topix had its worst day in over six months, led by a 10% fall in SoftBank and sharp selling in chipmakers. 🇰🇷 South Korea’s KOSPI slid 4.8%, with Samsung and SK Hynix triggering a brief futures-trading halt. 🇭🇰 Hong Kong’s Hang Seng lost 0.28%, while 🇨🇳 Shanghai Composite stayed barely positive (+0.05%) after Beijing suspended 24% tariffs on U.S. goods for one year. 🇦🇺 Australia’s ASX 200 slipped 0.24% amid global risk-off sentiment. ⚖️ Chinese Premier Li Qiang warned that protectionism is disrupting global trade, calling for cooperation. The services PMI fell to 52.6, the lowest in three months, while the PBOC set a stronger-than-expected yuan fix at 7.0901 per USD. 💵 The U.S. dollar index (DXY) broke above 100.00, reaching 100.26 – its highest since August – gaining 4.2% since mid-September. The greenback strengthened against most majors, including +1% vs NZD and +0.9% vs GBP. ⚙️ Copper extended its losing streak to a fifth day, signalling cooling industrial demand. 💰 Canada raised deficit forecasts and cut growth outlooks, while BoJ minutes confirmed a cautious stance on policy normalisation. 🪙