1. US President Trump said he expects the war against Iran to end after the US midterm elections in November this year. In response to reporters' questions, Trump said, “We are not looking for it. As soon as the election is over, this war will end as soon as it is over.” 2. US President Trump said that he had a good conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin and may hold bilateral meetings. 3. The US Treasury Department announced that according to the expanded treasury bond repurchase plan, the Treasury will purchase up to 6 billion US dollars of long-term government bonds during the initial operation. 4. The Saudi-led multinational coalition said that the Houthis in Yemen attacked the southern Saudi cities of Khamis Mushait, Abha, and Jizan using ballistic missiles and drones on September 9 local time. 5. Apple unveiled the first folding screen flagship phone, the iPhone Duo, at its fall press conference. According to Apple's official website, the starting price of the aircraft is 15,999 yuan at the Bank of China, and it is available in Starlight White and Night Sky colors. According to Apple's official website, the model will go on sale after approval. According to Apple's fall press conference, the model only supports eSIM. 6. Copper prices both rose to record highs in London and New York. The benchmark 3-month copper on the London Metal Exchange once rose to $14858.50 per ton, and the price of copper on the New York Mercantile Exchange also rose to a record high of $6.894 per ounce. 7. Light crude oil futures for October delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange rose $3.02, or 3.25%, to close at $96.05 a barrel; London Brent crude oil futures for November delivery rose $3.29, or 3.36%, to close at $101.21 a barrel. 8. Traders are increasing their bets on interest rate hikes between the ECB and the Bank of England. The swap market currently shows that traders expect the ECB to raise interest rates by about 90 basis points by December 2027, the highest in this round of austerity. This means that policymakers may need to raise interest rates three times, 25 basis points each time, and have a 60% chance of raising interest rates a fourth time during this period. 9. The US Energy Information Administration released the latest “Short-Term Energy Outlook” on September 9, drastically raising the Brent crude oil price forecast for the next two years.

1. US President Trump said he expects the war against Iran to end after the US midterm elections in November this year. In response to reporters' questions, Trump said, “We are not looking for it. As soon as the election is over, this war will end as soon as it is over.” 2. US President Trump said that he had a good conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin and may hold bilateral meetings. 3. The US Treasury Department announced that according to the expanded treasury bond repurchase plan, the Treasury will purchase up to 6 billion US dollars of long-term government bonds during the initial operation. 4. The Saudi-led multinational coalition said that the Houthis in Yemen attacked the southern Saudi cities of Khamis Mushait, Abha, and Jizan using ballistic missiles and drones on September 9 local time. 5. Apple unveiled the first folding screen flagship phone, the iPhone Duo, at its fall press conference. According to Apple's official website, the starting price of the aircraft is 15,999 yuan at the Bank of China, and it is available in Starlight White and Night Sky colors. According to Apple's official website, the model will go on sale after approval. According to Apple's fall press conference, the model only supports eSIM. 6. Copper prices both rose to record highs in London and New York. The benchmark 3-month copper on the London Metal Exchange once rose to $14858.50 per ton, and the price of copper on the New York Mercantile Exchange also rose to a record high of $6.894 per ounce. 7. Light crude oil futures for October delivery on the New York Mercantile Exchange rose $3.02, or 3.25%, to close at $96.05 a barrel; London Brent crude oil futures for November delivery rose $3.29, or 3.36%, to close at $101.21 a barrel. 8. Traders are increasing their bets on interest rate hikes between the ECB and the Bank of England. The swap market currently shows that traders expect the ECB to raise interest rates by about 90 basis points by December 2027, the highest in this round of austerity. This means that policymakers may need to raise interest rates three times, 25 basis points each time, and have a 60% chance of raising interest rates a fourth time during this period. 9. The US Energy Information Administration released the latest “Short-Term Energy Outlook” on September 9, drastically raising the Brent crude oil price forecast for the next two years.