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19:28
Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan says consumer spending and credit remain healthy despite rising gasoline prices, with August spending up 4%. Moynihan added that credit statistics are the best they've been in years, and businesses continue to borrow and invest.
19:16
Wallstreetcn analysis points out that Brent crude oil surpassed $100 per barrel on Wednesday (September 9), reaching a new high since May. The U.S. energy sector bucked the trend and strengthened, while the S&P 500 index fell by 0.5%. The analysis suggests that despite a cumulative gain of over 43% for energy stocks this year, their valuations remain among the lowest within the S&P 500 index. If high oil prices persist, it could lead to a valuation repair rally.
18:56
The national average price for diesel in the US reached a record $5.94 a gallon on Wednesday, exceeding the previous record set just days prior and the peak from June 2022. This surge in diesel prices is expected to impact grocery bills and other consumer goods.
18:55
The U.S. Treasury announced on Wednesday that it would increase the single-transaction limit for long-term Treasury buybacks to $6 billion, tripling the original scale set last month. However, this failed to curb the sell-off in U.S. Treasuries, with the 10-year Treasury yield hitting a three-year high during intraday trading. A $39 billion auction of 10-year Treasuries cleared at a yield of 4.834%, marking the highest yield ever for an auction of that maturity.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent admitted on Tuesday that his goal was merely to slow the pace of price volatility and prevent the spread of harmful narratives, not to alter the "equilibrium" price of Treasuries. The market was disappointed by the $6 billion buyback limit, having previously expected single-operation capacity to reach $10 billion.
18:41
The Port of Los Angeles completed its busiest three-month run on record, as the early peak season stretched through August and importers navigated changing tariff policies and extreme weather across the globe.
18:20
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong retweeted a post from US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, urging the Senate to continue advancing the CLARITY Act after the August recess. The bill aims to establish a comprehensive regulatory framework for digital assets and enhance the US's ability to prevent bad actors from exploiting these critical technologies. Bessent warned that failure to advance the bill would send a "disturbing signal" to allies and adversaries, indicating that the US is unwilling to lead in the future of digital assets and is abandoning efforts to strengthen national security tools to combat their misuse.
18:04
According to the Financial Times, players will waive millions of dollars in claims from past contracts in exchange for equity in the new league, under the new terms.
17:48
Amazon announced that Kevin Mandia, founder and former CEO of cybersecurity company Mandiant, has joined its board of directors. Mandia, who sold Mandiant to Google for $5.4 billion in 2022 and left Google in 2024, is also a co-founder of venture capital firm Ballistic Ventures and recently launched an AI-powered network vulnerability startup Armadin. His appointment comes as companies increasingly face new cybersecurity threats tied to artificial intelligence.
17:45
Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and nearly 50 economists jointly submitted an amicus brief on September 9, arguing that the Trump administration's invocation of Section 122 of the 1974 Trade Act, specifically the "balance of payments" clause, to impose global temporary tariffs lacked legal basis. This action comes as the U.S. government appeals a judicial review of the 10% global temporary tariff policy that was in effect from February to July this year, marking another challenge to the boundaries of presidential trade power. The economists stated that the government's interpretation of "balance of payments deficit" would grant the President unchecked power to impose high temporary tariffs globally at any time. The U.S. Court of International Trade ruled in May that the tariffs in question were unlawful, prompting the government to appeal, and the case is currently being heard by the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals.
17:27
The move marks a shift in Slovenia’s policy under Prime Minister Janez Jansa, reversing measures against Israel imposed by the previous administration.
17:25
TCS Blockchain (TCS) is a Wyoming-based trade finance company that aims to leverage blockchain technology to settle freight invoices for the U.S. transportation industry. The TCS token is an ERC-20 asset deployed on the Polygon network, with a total supply capped at 50 billion.
17:20
MarketWatch analysis indicates that the U.S. government's market intervention this summer to cap long-term interest rates and the Japanese government's efforts to prevent the yen's depreciation have led to a stronger yen and rising U.S. Treasury yields. This combination could put the nearly four-year-long stock market bull run at risk.
17:19
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17:03
Bloomberg Markets reports that commodity giants Trafigura and Macquarie are seeking to profit from increased volatility in Brazil's power market, posing challenges for trader compensation in Houston and London.
17:01
The Board of Governors of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has approved a resolution to refer Iran to the UN Security Council for violating its nuclear non-proliferation obligations. This marks the first time in 20 years that the 35-member board has passed such a resolution. The move, initiated by the United States, Germany, France, and the United Kingdom, signals an escalation in the diplomatic standoff between Iran and Western nations. At least 23 countries voted in favor of the resolution, while Russia, China, and Niger opposed it. The European Union accused Iran of suspending cooperation with the IAEA and refusing inspections of its nuclear facilities. Iran's mission to the United Nations condemned the resolution, stating that the current situation is a result of "aggressive actions" by the United States and the Israeli regime. IAEA Director-General Rafael Grossi stated on Monday that damage to Iranian nuclear facilities, leading to missing information and an inability to conduct verification activities, is a serious nuclear proliferation concern.
16:31
The White House announced that President Donald Trump achieved "historic results" in less than two years, including ending the "open border disaster" and reducing the illegal immigrant population by at least 2.3 million; lowering the U.S. murder rate to its lowest level in 125 years by 2025, with violent crime continuing to decline in the first half of 2026; and creating over 1 million private sector jobs and attracting over $11 trillion in new investment through tax cuts, new trade deals, and a manufacturing resurgence.
16:27
U.S. stocks extended their recent decline as the war in the Middle East continued to escalate and to drive up oil prices. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 405.41 points, or 0.77%, to 52380.66. The S&P 500 lost 37.16 points, or 0.48%, to 7636.36 and the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite dropped 168.07 points, or 0.64%, to 26253.34.
16:25
The gap in financial asset holdings among Japan's younger generations is widening, with more young people than older generations not taking part in the government's tax-free investment program (NISA). Although Japanese people under 30 are putting more money into securities on average, the age group's inequality coefficient is higher than any other.
16:23
Yemen's Ambassador to Qatar, Rajeh Badi, stated in an interview with Al Jazeera on Wednesday that Houthi rebels are attempting to seize strategic locations along the Red Sea coast to strengthen their control over maritime routes and launch more effective attacks on vessels. He warned that if the Houthis succeed in stifling Red Sea shipping, the impact could be greater than a disruption in the Strait of Hormuz, as the Red Sea and Bab el-Mandeb Strait are lifelines for global energy and food supplies.
16:19
Japan's government plans to co-invest in overseas biomass fuel projects with private companies, aiming to diversify energy sources away from fossil fuels, Nikkei has learned.

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