According to Jin10, U.S. API crude oil inventories for the week of September 4 will be released in 10 minutes.

According to Axios, AI-generated campaign ads are making it harder for voters to trust what they see and hear, as political tech experts warn that synthetic media could deepen Americans' already declining trust in politicians and institutions. Texas Senate nominee Ken Paxton recently released a realistic ad targeting Democratic nominee James Talarico that used an AI-generated version of Talarico to deliver some of his controversial remarks, sometimes stripped of context. The ad was based on real comments, but it altered some wording while using synthetic video. Experts quoted by Axios said the broader backlash against AI, including fights over data centers, is feeding skepticism toward artificial media. Stanford Law AI Initiative co-director Nate Persily said AI exacerbates the trend of Americans losing faith in elite institutions, while Cornell Tech Policy Institute director Sarah Kreps said voters want authenticity rather than AI-generated content. Persily also said the main harm is not only that people may be fooled, but that bad actors can dismiss real material as a deepfake. UC Irvine epistemologist Cailin O'Connor said even when voters recognize an ad as synthetic, the emotional impact can remain. Axios reported that not all political AI is equally deceptive: cartoonish ads for Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt were described as more meme-like than deepfake-style. Federal legislation on political AI is essentially nonexistent, while many states require disclosures for potentially deceptive ads and allow looser rules for clearly satirical content. In New York, state Democrats recently asked election officials to investigate a Republican gubernatorial campaign's AI ad over allegedly missing "materially deceptive" labels; the campaign said it was satire.

According to Wallstreetcn, Citadel said in comment letters to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission that the SEC should remain the primary regulator for stock products, trading venues should not be allowed to use self-certification, and clarity is needed on event contracts linked to stocks.

According to CNBC, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's planned prime-time speech at the Republicans' midterm convention in Dallas on Wednesday is raising questions about whether his political profile could undermine the market credibility he needs to manage U.S. debt markets. The speech would be the first by a sitting Treasury secretary at a national political convention in 50 years, and the Treasury Department said Wednesday it would buy back as much as $6 billion in long-term Treasury debt this week, with a cap of at least $4 billion in operations later this year. Bessent said at a Breitbart event Tuesday that he acted to stem a market "fever" and that his enhanced buyback announcement on Aug. 19 initially pushed Treasury yields lower, though long-term yields rose again Wednesday after the buyback size was disclosed. The 10-year Treasury note yielded 4.84% mid-afternoon Wednesday.

According to Jin10, Iran's Foreign Ministry rejected and condemned all false accusations and baseless allegations against Iran in the final statement of the 166th meeting of the Arab League foreign ministers.

Chris and Angie Long, the husband-and-wife team behind Palmer Square Capital Management, are exploring a sale of the $37 billion credit firm, according to Bloomberg. Under their leadership, Palmer Square has become one of the biggest issuers of collateralized loan obligations.

According to Nikkei Asia, Japanese trading house Mitsui & Co. is building a medical data network across Asia to help pharmaceutical companies worldwide find patients for clinical trials in new drug development.

According to Wallstreetcn, the S&P 500 Index initially fell 0.5%, with industrials, consumer discretionary, utilities, real estate, and consumer staples down as much as 1.5%, technology down 0.1%, and energy up more than 1.1%; the Nasdaq 100 Index initially fell 0.3%, while Comcast fell 6.6%, Shopify dropped 5.6%, CoreWeave fell 5%, KLA, SpaceX, AXON, Airbnb, Strategy, and Alphabet A shares fell at least 2.3%, ASML ADRs fell 2.2%, Seagate Technology, Thomson Reuters, Amazon, and Intel fell at least 1.7%, Apple fell 0.2% on the day it first unveiled a foldable iPhone at its fall product event, AMD rose 1.4%, Meta rose 6.4%, and Datadog rose 7.3%.

Price can win a debate for ZEC, but it can't provide evidence for Zcash.

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BTC, Market Trends, Bitcoin Affected by Oil Prices (Golden Finance): Oil prices are a highly interconnected issue.

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ZEC is currently experiencing a strong one-sided upward trend. Short sellers are continuously fueling the rise, while bullish voices are emerging from overseas, with some even viewing it as a privacy version of Bitcoin.