1. Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Bagae announced on the same day that Iran, Iraq and other Persian Gulf coastal countries will hold a regional meeting in Amman on the 14th to exchange views on establishing safe commercial shipping routes in the Strait of Hormuz. 2. Trump: Our military is currently taking action to ensure that Iran will never be able to possess nuclear weapons. 3. Kevin Hassett, director of the US National Economic Council, said in an interview that diesel prices are currently a “major concern” for the US. He said, “Diesel is facing a very serious problem because it is a refined oil product.” 4. Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Energy issued a statement on the 11th saying that the Riyadh section and the Medina section of the country's east-west oil pipeline were attacked several times on the morning of the 10th, and preventive closure measures have now been taken against the pipeline. A number of people were injured as a result of the attack. 5. According to reports, sources said that the US White House is considering how to use the Defense Production Act to expand US refining capacity to cope with soaring fuel prices. 6. The US government budget for August was -166.797 billion US dollars, expected to be -220 billion US dollars, and the previous value was -344.8 billion US dollars. 7. Citigroup expects the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates in September and cut interest rates by mid-2027. 8. On September 11, local time, the US Central Command said that the US military continues to carry out maritime blockades against Iran. As of September 11, the US military had changed the course of 99 merchant ships. 9. “Federal Reserve Speaker” Nick Timiraos recently wrote that investors have basically decided that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates for the first time in three years next week. The more difficult question is what will happen later. Since almost no one within the Federal Reserve believes that a single interest rate hike of 25 basis points is enough to lower inflation, if it is decided to raise interest rates next week, it reflects the judgment that interest rates were previously at the wrong level, and a single rate hike cannot solve the problem. 10. J.P. Morgan Chase suspended Situation Awareness-related loan business after suffering losses. 11. Goldman Sachs and Bank of America are vying to underwrite a huge IPO deal for shares held by Anthropic employees.

1. Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Bagae announced on the same day that Iran, Iraq and other Persian Gulf coastal countries will hold a regional meeting in Amman on the 14th to exchange views on establishing safe commercial shipping routes in the Strait of Hormuz. 2. Trump: Our military is currently taking action to ensure that Iran will never be able to possess nuclear weapons. 3. Kevin Hassett, director of the US National Economic Council, said in an interview that diesel prices are currently a “major concern” for the US. He said, “Diesel is facing a very serious problem because it is a refined oil product.” 4. Saudi Arabia's Ministry of Energy issued a statement on the 11th saying that the Riyadh section and the Medina section of the country's east-west oil pipeline were attacked several times on the morning of the 10th, and preventive closure measures have now been taken against the pipeline. A number of people were injured as a result of the attack. 5. According to reports, sources said that the US White House is considering how to use the Defense Production Act to expand US refining capacity to cope with soaring fuel prices. 6. The US government budget for August was -166.797 billion US dollars, expected to be -220 billion US dollars, and the previous value was -344.8 billion US dollars. 7. Citigroup expects the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates in September and cut interest rates by mid-2027. 8. On September 11, local time, the US Central Command said that the US military continues to carry out maritime blockades against Iran. As of September 11, the US military had changed the course of 99 merchant ships. 9. “Federal Reserve Speaker” Nick Timiraos recently wrote that investors have basically decided that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates for the first time in three years next week. The more difficult question is what will happen later. Since almost no one within the Federal Reserve believes that a single interest rate hike of 25 basis points is enough to lower inflation, if it is decided to raise interest rates next week, it reflects the judgment that interest rates were previously at the wrong level, and a single rate hike cannot solve the problem. 10. J.P. Morgan Chase suspended Situation Awareness-related loan business after suffering losses. 11. Goldman Sachs and Bank of America are vying to underwrite a huge IPO deal for shares held by Anthropic employees.