U.S. stocks move irregularly | Credit risk indicators hit a record high, Meta (META.US) falls over 5%

Zhitong Finance APP reported that on Thursday, Meta (META.US) fell more than 5% to $657.65. According to Meta’s regulatory filing, by the end of September this year, the company’s total committed future spending amounted to about $825 billion, covering a variety of agreements including leases, cloud computing contracts, and data centers, with a large portion of the funds directly related to AI computing power and infrastructure construction. This figure marks a significant increase from approximately $700 billion disclosed in July this year, with more than $100 billion in new commitments added in just a few months.