U.S. stock night trading opened with fluctuations: Oriental Rise fell 15.95% in night trading; Adaptimmune Therap rose 8.67% in night trading

U.S. Stock Night Market Opening Movements Top Gainers in the U.S. Night Market Lithium Americas rose 77.52% in after-hours trading. According to recent key news: On September 24, the U.S. government plans to acquire a 10% stake in Lithium Americas to restructure its $2.26 billion loan for the Thacker Pass lithium mine project. This news propelled the stock price to soar nearly 98.7% in after-hours trading. On September 24, General Motors renegotiated loan terms for the lithium mine project with Lithium Americas, further boosting market confidence in the project's advancement, leading to a significant increase in stock price. On September 23, the U.S. Department of Energy reassessed the loan program. Despite uncertainties, market expectations for government equity participation drove the stock price up. Strategic layout of the new energy mineral supply chain. Stardust Power rose 18.18% in after-hours trading. According to recent key news: On September 23, Charlotte Nanguloshi, a director of Stardust Power Inc., reported the sale of company common stock. This move may raise market attention on the company's internal dynamics, leading to stock price fluctuations. Data source: EDGAR system. The market is sensitive to internal transactions of the company. Ioneer rose 14.45% in after-hours trading. According to recent key news: On September 24, Ioneer secured a large loan from the U.S. Department of Energy and completed federal permitting. These developments positioned it prominently in the lithium-boron industry, establishing strategic partnerships with major companies like Ford and Toyota, driving the stock price up. On September 22, Ioneer announced the departure of Chief Financial Officer Ian Bucknell. This news may raise market concerns about the company's financial stability, but it did not negatively impact the stock price. Recent technical analysis shows a bearish market sentiment. Although the company's valuation reflects financial instability, it has not prevented the stock price from rising. The outlook for the lithium-boron industry is optimistic, with policy support