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11:38
Goldman Sachs CEO Solomon: US Faces Dilemma of Accelerating Growth or Cutting Spending, AI Expected to Boost Future Growth
Goldman Sachs Chairman and CEO David Solomon stated on Monday at the G20 Finance Ministers' Meeting that the U.S. economy is currently performing well with strong consumer resilience. However, given current spending and debt levels, the U.S. must consistently achieve higher economic growth or adjust its spending policies. He believes that artificial intelligence (AI) is expected to drive higher structural growth rates for the U.S. economy within the next 5-10 years. Solomon also noted that the 30-year U.S. Treasury yield has reached 5.22% (as of the close on August 28), reflecting market concerns about fiscal conditions.
11:38
Redwire is growing strawberries in space.
Redwire CEO Peter Cannito said on Bloomberg's Open Interest program that the move is part of the next phase of the space economy, which will also include orbital data centers, cheaper space manufacturing, and an intensifying space race. He explained that factors such as decreasing transportation costs, partnerships with SpaceX, and space agriculture will create massive new business opportunities.
11:38
Senegal has reached a preliminary agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on a $2.2 billion loan program.
The agreement will resume lending to the West African nation, after the IMF froze its funding two years ago due to the discovery of billions of dollars in undisclosed loans.
11:38
Wells Fargo and Barclays Provided £85 Million to Headlam Group Months Before Its Collapse
The British flooring distributor Headlam Group Plc appointed insolvency officials just months after receiving as much as £85 million ($115 million) in funding from Wells Fargo & Co. and Barclays Plc.
11:34
Achilles Global Management CIO Sachin Khajuria Warns Private Credit Entering Decade-Long Shakeout Due to Higher Rates
Khajuria explains that higher rates will expose weaker managers and drive a flight to quality, potentially making private markets emerge stronger. He cautions retail investors moving into private assets to closely examine liquidity, transparency, and risk.
11:30
Bybit delists selected payment methods from its P2P NGN market, effective Sep 1, 10 AM UTC
Bybit announced the delisting of PAGA, Chipper Cash, Carbon Microfinance, Jaiz Bank, Stanbic IBTC Bank, Ecobank, Polaris Bank, and Union Bank as payment methods for its P2P NGN (Nigerian Naira) market. Following the delisting, these methods are no longer available for creating NGN ads or trading against them on P2P.
11:30
Bank of America, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs and 18 other firms plan to launch a stablecoin for commercial clients
Bank of America, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs and 18 other firms are teaming up to establish a company that would launch a stablecoin, aiming to guard against competition from digital assets. The stablecoin will initially be dollar-denominated, with plans to expand to other G7 currencies, and will focus on commercial clients, though use cases could vary by region and include retail markets.
11:29
US construction spending unexpectedly fell 0.5% in July to $2.158 trillion, hitting a nearly three-year low
The Commerce Department's Census Bureau reported on Tuesday that the July decline, the lowest level since October 2023, was primarily due to higher mortgage rates weighing on single-family homebuilding. Residential construction tumbled 1.3%, with single-family housing projects dropping 3.2%. Spending on factory projects also fell 0.8% as the boost from the 2022 CHIPS and Science Act fades.
11:29
Trump Escalates Trade War with Canada, Stating 'I Don't Want Canadian Anything' and Plans 50% Tariffs on Autos and Parts from Jan. 1
Former President Donald Trump dramatically escalated political pressure against Canada, stating on Truth Social on Sunday that he doesn't want "Canadian cars, Canadian parts, I don't want Canadian anything," accusing Canada of "ripping us off for decades." He also called on Canadian companies in the U.S. to relocate south of the border immediately to avoid tariffs. This follows the collapse of trade negotiations and Trump's imposition of new 50% tariffs on $20 billion worth of Canadian imports on August 22, to which Canada responded with retaliatory tariffs. Trump further announced another 50% tariff on Canadian autos and parts beginning January 1.
11:27
Rezolve AI (RZLV) shares fell 19.2% on Tuesday, with analysts attributing the decline to a widened net loss of $139.5 million in the first half of the year.
11:27
Morgan Stanley maintained an "Overweight" rating on Broadcom (AVGO) ahead of its Q3 earnings report, but warned investors that expectations for FY2027 AI revenue are too high.
Morgan Stanley noted that Broadcom will release its Q3 FY2026 earnings after market close on September 2, with the main risk being "expectations rather than fundamentals." The firm projects Broadcom's AI revenue for FY2027 to be approximately $120 billion, which is lower than some investors' expectations of $150 billion or more. Morgan Stanley also anticipates Broadcom's Q3 revenue to be $29.4 billion, with AI revenue at $16 billion, and believes Broadcom ranks second in AI computing, trailing only NVIDIA.
11:27
Oil Price Surge Fuels Inflation Concerns, US Stocks and Bonds Decline
Rising oil prices have sparked inflation concerns, with investors worrying that this could force the Federal Reserve to further raise interest rates, leading to declines in both US equities and Treasuries. Jordan Jackson, Global Market Strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management, shared his views on the market and inflation outlook.
11:24
Diesel Jumps to Four-Month High as Refinery Attacks Worsen Supply Squeeze
Diesel rose to the highest in more than four months after fresh attacks on refineries further tightened a market already dealing with a drop in supply due to wars in the Middle East and Ukraine.
11:22
Japan's JFE Engineering to Field-Test Nobel-Winning Material for Carbon Capture, Expected to Halve Operating Costs
The Japanese company plans to test a system that uses a Nobel Prize-winning material to capture carbon dioxide from garbage incinerators. This technology is expected to halve the operating cost compared to conventional methods, with field tests scheduled at its Clean Plaza Fujimi waste-to-energy facility in Tokyo.
11:14
China’s Real Estate Market Enters the ‘Resale’ Era
11:13
Global government bond sell-off intensifies, with the US 10-year government bond yield reaching its highest level since January 2025, the Japanese 10-year government bond yield breaking above 3% for the first time since 1996, and UK and German bond yields also hitting multi-year highs, leading to a decline in major US stock indices.
The global government bond sell-off intensified today, with the US 10-year government bond yield hitting its highest level since January 2025, and the 30-year government bond yield hovering near a 20-year high. Meanwhile, Japan's 10-year government bond yield rose above 3% for the first time since 1996, the UK's 10-year government bond yield reached a new high since mid-2007, and Germany's 10-year government bond yield also reached levels seen during the peak of the European debt crisis in 2011. Impacted by this, major US stock indices fell across the board in early trading.
11:13
First Eagle Global Fund stated in its Q2 investor letter that Google parent company Alphabet (GOOG) delivered strong Q2 results, driven by AI demand and cloud revenue.
The fund noted that Alphabet (GOOG) shares rose in Q2 2026, primarily driven by continued strong future contract revenue in its cloud business, explosive demand for AI infrastructure, robust production of AI-specific storage chips, and resilient digital advertising sales. Google's full-stack AI solutions provide the company with long-term growth momentum and are expected to receive a near-term boost from hosting OpenAI's latest generative AI models.
11:13
Drone stocks broadly fell due to risk-off sentiment, with Ondas (ONDS) down 6% and Red Cat (RCAT) down 3%.
The article points out that the drone sector is broadly under pressure without company-specific news, with Ondas down 6% and Red Cat down 3%. This downturn reflects a spreading market risk aversion rather than changes in company fundamentals. The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield rose to 4.8%, while Brent crude surpassed $91 due to U.S.-Iran tensions. These macroeconomic factors collectively squeezed the valuations of unprofitable small-cap companies in the drone sector.
11:12
Trump Administration Increases Contact with Russia, Marked by CIA Chief's Moscow Visit and Russian Finance Minister's G20 Attendance in US
US President Donald Trump's administration is reportedly increasing contact with Moscow, as evidenced by CIA Director John Ratcliffe's visit to Moscow last week for talks with Russian intelligence officials. Additionally, Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov made a surprise appearance at a G20 meeting hosted by the US on Monday.

Trump described Ratcliffe's visit as 'semiroutine' and linked it to efforts to end the war in Ukraine. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent met Siluanov on the sidelines of the G20 meeting, making clear there would be no financial agreements or economic relief for Russia until the war ends. Analysts, however, expressed alarm, suggesting that treating Russia as a partner rather than an adversary could embolden Moscow against NATO members and other countries under direct threat.
11:12
Micron's largest production base in Taiwan faces strike threat as workers demand one-time bonus equivalent to 83 months' salary.
Nearly 10,000 workers at Micron Technology's factories in Taoyuan and Taichung, Taiwan, are pushing for strike action after the company saw a surge in profits due to soaring AI memory demand. The union is demanding a one-time bonus equivalent to 83 months' salary and 15% of operating profit to be allocated to quarterly employee bonuses starting from fiscal year 2027. Micron stated that this year's performance bonuses are the highest in the company's history. Taiwan is Micron's largest global manufacturing base, producing DRAM and high-bandwidth memory, and any prolonged production disruption could exacerbate already constrained memory supplies, posing a potential risk to the AI industry.
11:07
Richmond Fed President Tom Barkin believes current inflationary shocks are normal and discusses Fed's strategy to weather the storm
11:06
Roblox shares fell 3% as Cathie Wood's ARK funds continued selling, while Take-Two Interactive shares saw little change.
Roblox shares fell 3% to $39.92 on Tuesday morning, bringing its year-to-date decline to 49%. This drop was primarily influenced by Cathie Wood's ARK Invest funds, which continued to divest Roblox shares. On August 20, ARK sold approximately $6.5 million worth of Roblox stock and purchased $7.6 million in shares of nuclear energy supplier BWX Technologies, signaling a strategic shift of funds from consumer platforms to AI-related power infrastructure. Meanwhile, Take-Two Interactive's stock saw a slight dip of 0.9% to $217.66, demonstrating relative stability.
11:06
China implements the world's strictest safety standards for lithium-ion power banks, triggering a "power shift" in the global safety certification system.
Effective March 31, 2026, China implemented the world's most stringent new safety requirements for lithium-ion power banks, leading to the confiscation of numerous devices that did not comply with China's "3C" certification standards. This has prompted the industry to re-examine global safety certification systems and sparked discussions about whether traditional safety standards, such as the U.S. "UL," still serve as global benchmarks. Analysts suggest this marks a "power shift" in the global safety certification landscape.
11:04
Musk’s X hit by wave of unsolicited password reset emails, raising account takeover concerns
Multiple crypto industry figures and CoinDesk staff received unexpected password reset emails on Tuesday, with some users reporting up to 10 emails within a few hours. While this has raised concerns about attempted account takeovers or a possible leak, there is no confirmed evidence of a breach of X’s systems or widespread account takeovers so far. The company has not publicly commented on the reset attempts.
11:02
Bessent: The rest of the world needs to take steps to protect trade and factory jobs from China's exports
11:01
First Eagle Global Fund stated in its Q2 investor letter that Salesforce's (CRM) Agentforce platform is poised for growth, with its technology resilient against the disruption of generative AI.
First Eagle Global Fund believes that despite widespread industry concerns that generative AI could lead to a loss of users for software applications, Salesforce's products have become foundational systems of record for its customers, providing it with an economic moat. The fund also believes that Salesforce's Agentforce platform has the potential for future growth and scaling. As of August 31, Salesforce's stock price was reported at $257.54, having risen 36.58% over the past month.
11:01
First Eagle Global Fund stated in its Q2 2026 investor letter that ExxonMobil (XOM) performed better than expected due to increased production in Guyana and the Permian Basin, despite falling crude oil prices and business disruptions in the Middle East.
The fund continues to view ExxonMobil as a high-quality operator with strong capital discipline, an attractive portfolio of durable assets, and a commitment to shareholder returns. As of August 31, ExxonMobil's stock price was $160.95, up 5.74% over the past month and 41.95% over the past year.
11:01
SpaceX spent $18.4 billion in Q2, with $15.8 billion on AI infrastructure, raising questions for investors about its aggressive capital expenditure.
SpaceX's capital expenditures in the second quarter reached $18.4 billion, significantly exceeding its $7.8 billion revenue. The majority of this spending, approximately $15.8 billion, was directed towards AI-related infrastructure, increasing its computing capacity from 400 megawatts a year earlier to 1.4 gigawatts. The company is also investing heavily in its Starlink satellite network, launch infrastructure, and Starship rocket. While this aggressive spending aims to meet massive demand in the AI sector, with AI-related revenue growing 247% year-over-year to $2.6 billion in Q2, analysts question the long-term sustainability of these economics as competition in data center infrastructure intensifies. SpaceX currently holds a strong financial position with $100 billion in cash and marketable securities, supported by its IPO and bond sales, and its Starlink business is already generating
11:00
Palo Alto Networks (PANW) stock drops 4.7% despite Scotiabank raising price target to $430
Cybersecurity firm Palo Alto Networks (PANW) shares fell 4.7% as of 10 a.m. ET, even after Scotiabank analyst Patrick Colville raised his price target for the stock to $430. The decline comes ahead of the company's Q4 earnings report this evening, with analysts noting PANW shares are trading at double their five-year average EV/EBITDA valuation, suggesting potential overvaluation.
11:00
Redwire stock rebounds, turning $1,000 investment at 2026 low into nearly $1,300
Redwire (NYSE: RDW) shares, which hit a 52-week low of $7.78 on July 29, 2026, are now trading at approximately $10. This means a $1,000 investment made at its 2026 low would currently be worth nearly $1,300. The company, a producer of critical space mission components, saw its stock lose momentum following SpaceX's (NASDAQ: SPCX) IPO on June 12, which drew investors away from smaller space stocks.

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