[Multiple Pressures Mount Ahead of Fed Decision, European Stocks and U.S. Stock Futures Fall] Odaily Planet Daily News: European stock markets opened broadly lower again, with particularly heavy selling in Italy. The overall backdrop remains firmly risk-averse. Brent crude is trading above $107 per barrel as fresh supply concerns arise following another attack on Saudi energy infrastructure this week. Meanwhile, the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield has risen above 5.02%, the highest since 2007. These factors, combined just one day before the Federal Reserve's decision on its next monetary policy move, have heightened inflation concerns. Italy's benchmark index is leading the decline after experiencing a sharp sell-off yesterday, with bank stocks particularly under pressure again. Yesterday's sell-off also extended to tech stocks (Prysmian and STMicroelectronics). U.S. futures are also pointing downward, with S&P 500 futures down about 0.4% after Wall Street saw tech stocks lead losses yesterday. Nasdaq futures are currently down 0.3% on the day. The key issue for the stock market is not just one single factor but a combination of oil prices above $100, U.S. Treasury yields above 5%, a more hawkish Fed outlook, and lingering uncertainties surrounding AI. (Jin10)