Huo Xing Cai Jing reports that on November 4, according to data from the BIT stock platform, Meta’s U.S. stock declined slightly in pre-market trading, currently up 0.61% at $626, after previously rising as much as 2.53%. On the news front, Meta Platforms issued its first euro-denominated bonds, receiving record subscription demand of €53 billion.
Meta Pre-Market Rises 0.61% Amid Record €5.3 Billion Bond Subscription
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Meta’s pre-market stock rose 0.61% to $626 on November 4, following an earlier 2.53% gain. The company’s first euro-denominated bond offering attracted a record €53 billion in subscriptions. Traders are also monitoring altcoins as the crypto market remains volatile.
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