Germany's companies have raised concerns about impending gas shortages ahead of the upcoming winter, according to reports from Handelsblatt.

Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) has petitioned the Supreme Court to overturn his fraud conviction.

According to CME FedWatch, market participants currently assign a 70% probability to a rate increase by the Federal Reserve at its meeting next week.

On September 11, 2026, the BRICS summit commences in New Delhi. Key economic events scheduled for the day include Japan's Producer Price Index release at 02:50, the United Kingdom's GDP report at 09:00, and the International Energy Agency's oil market report at 11:00. The President of the Swiss National Bank will deliver a speech at 12:15. The Russian central bank will announce its interest rate decision at 13:30, followed by a press conference at 15:00. The United States will release its Consumer Price Index at 15:30, with the Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index and a speech by the European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde both scheduled for 17:00. Later in the evening, the U.S. will publish its WASDE report at 19:00 and the federal budget report at 21:00.

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In the foreign exchange market, the US dollar is currently trading at 6.71 against the Chinese yuan. Additionally, the dollar is valued at 87.3 against the Russian ruble.

⚠️🇷🇺 The logistics center of OZON in Saratov has been targeted in a drone attack.

The Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia urged former President Donald Trump to take action against the Houthis in response to threats originating from the Red Sea. However, Trump declined the request. According to US officials, the government currently does not intend to pursue direct intervention or conduct strikes against the Houthis, as reported by Axios. Throughout the week, Trump has remained silent on matters concerning Iran and recent developments in energy markets.

Oil prices continue to rise, with Brent crude surpassing $108 and WTI exceeding $103.

US Treasury bonds continue to experience sell-offs during the Asian session, leading to an increase in yields. Scott Bessent is reportedly facing challenges in stabilizing the US bond market, according to the Financial Times.

Ukraine and Canada have signed declarations establishing a century-long partnership and military cooperation.

OpenAI plans to slow the development of advanced AI systems due to malfunctions and incidents involving neural networks operating unpredictably, according to Altman.

The average price of diesel fuel in the United States has exceeded $6 per gallon for the first time in history.

The European Union is considering new strategies to utilize frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine, according to the Financial Times. Furthermore, a group of EU lawmakers has proposed transferring these assets to a newly established depository that, unlike Belgium, would not oppose such measures. This initiative seeks to more evenly distribute risks among EU member states, thereby facilitating the process of confiscating Russian assets. Earlier, Kyiv urged the European Commission to reallocate the assets despite Belgium’s objections concerning their use.

Former President Donald Trump has asserted that the United States is refraining from fully engaging in conflict with Iran because of the forthcoming elections. He indicated that any hostilities with Iran would cease immediately after the November congressional elections, or potentially sooner.

The 18th BRICS Summit is commencing in New Delhi. President Putin is undertaking a three-day visit to India to participate in the summit.

Ozon has suspended its services in Saratov, temporarily halting both deliveries and order acceptance in response to a drone attack.

Bitcoin (BTC) is experiencing increased outflows from spot ETFs as it remains consolidated within a narrow trading range. The broader market faces pressure due to sell-offs in bonds and stocks. Additionally, market attention is directed toward the upcoming Senate vote on the CLARITY Act scheduled for September 15.

Lithuania is reportedly considering the removal of its ban on the deployment of nuclear weapons, according to a report by the LRT TV channel, which cited Parliament Speaker Juozas Olekas.

China intends to become one of the world's leading automobile powers by 2030. This objective is included in the industry's development plan for the 15th Five-Year Plan period (2026-2030).

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has stated that Lithuania could become a potential target if it proceeds with hosting nuclear weapons. This remark comes in response to reports indicating that Lithuania intends to lift its ban on the deployment of nuclear weapons.