U.S. stock pre-market highlights: Citi remains bullish on U.S. equities; most of the Magnificent Seven rise in pre-market trading; Tesla to increase humanoid robot production by about 10 times in the near term.

BlockBeats news, September 25, key pre-market news for US stocks is as follows:

1. Deutsche Bank: Cut PayPal's price target from $60 to $55; raised Meta's price target from $750 to $820.

2. Strategy plans to launch a daily dividend mechanism for STRF, STRC, STRK, and STRD.

3. Citi: Remains bullish on the US stock market, maintains an overweight view on US equities, and will increase investment exposure during market pullbacks.

4. After the release of US durable goods data, the US 30-year Treasury yield last rose 1.85 basis points to 5.481%; the 10-year Treasury yield last rose 2.36 basis points to 5.186%.

5. Goldman Sachs says AI capital expenditure is heading toward $1.7 trillion, requiring $1.42 trillion in revenue over three years to achieve a 15% return.

6. US stock index futures rose as oil prices and US Treasury yields retreated from recent sharp gains, with the market awaiting key data on inflation expectations.

7. Most of the Magnificent Seven rose in pre-market trading, with Akamai up 20% after signing an $11.6 billion agreement with Anthropic.

8. According to Kyodo News: Honda is considering investing 400 billion yen in Ohio to build a hybrid vehicle plant.

9. Microsoft launches new Copilot with Home, Code, and Autopilot features. Through "Office in Copilot," it brings the full functionality of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint into Copilot.

10. Tesla has increased production of its Optimus humanoid robot by about 10 times in recent months.