According to Jin10, Russia's Ministry of Finance said on September 7 that, as of September 1, the National Wealth Fund (NWF) totaled 13.19 trillion rubles, or about $154.1 billion, equal to 5.6% of projected 2026 GDP. Its liquid assets stood at 4 trillion rubles, or about $46.7 billion, up from 3.69 trillion rubles on August 1, and the fund held 184 billion yuan, 131.5 tons of gold, and 1.7 billion rubles in accounts at the Bank of Russia. From January to August 2026, foreign-currency asset exchange-rate changes and gold revaluation gains for the fund totaled 594.8 billion rubles.

According to Jin10, Japan's July labor cash earnings rose 4.7% year on year, above the expected 3.80%, while the previous reading was revised to 4.00% from 3.40%.

Colosseum has launched the Tempo track, the second dedicated hackathon track for Crypto World's Fair, with support from Tempo. According to ChainCatcher, the track will award a combined $100,000 to the top 10 startups that integrate with the Tempo blockchain. Participants can register through the event page.

According to CNBC, traders will return from the Labor Day holiday to a week centered on August inflation data, Apple’s annual hardware event, and a slate of investor conferences. The August producer price index is due Thursday and the consumer price index on Friday, ahead of the Federal Reserve’s Sept. 15-16 policy meeting, with market odds pricing in roughly a 60% chance of a hike, according to the CME Group’s FedWatch tool. Fed Governor Christopher Waller said his decision on policy will be heavily influenced by August inflation and that he would support holding rates if progress toward 2% continues, but would consider a hike if inflation comes in hot. Apple will hold its annual hardware launch event on Wednesday, where new CEO John Ternus will make his first appearance at the helm after replacing Tim Cook on Sept. 1. The company is expected to unveil the iPhone 18, updates to the Apple Watch and AirPods, and possibly new smart-home products, while investors are also watching for signs that Apple is entering the foldable smartphone market and for any pricing changes tied to higher memory costs. Conference season is also picking up, with Alphabet, Microsoft, Salesforce, Qnity Electronics, CrowdStrike and Nvidia scheduled to appear at Goldman Sachs’ Communacopia + Technology Conference. Cardinal Health and Johnson & Johnson are set to speak at Wells Fargo’s Healthcare Conference, while Kimberly-Clark will present at Barclays’ Global Consumer Staples Conference. Oracle and Adobe are among the notable companies reporting earnings later in the week.

Colombian inflation rose more than expected to a two-year high, according to Bloomberg, increasing pressure on the central bank to resume interest-rate increases. The bank paused rate hikes at its most recent meeting.

According to Jin10, supply chain sources said Intel's PC CPU prices have been raised repeatedly over the past year in response to surging overall costs, and are set to rise another 10% in early October. Supply chain analysis said Intel is still raising CPU prices even though the PC terminal market is expected to see a slight decline in 2027, indicating that boosting gross margins is its primary goal and that its past practice of cutting prices to win market share is gone. The analysis added that if Intel makes low gross margins an important threshold for product retention, some products will be forced out, and any demand released could give Arm camp players such as MediaTek and Qualcomm a chance to enter, especially in the IPC, edge computing, and IoT markets, where Arm SoCs have the advantages of high integration and low power consumption.

According to Jin10, U.S. President Donald Trump said oil prices would “plummet like everything else” when the war against Iran is won, adding that prices could fall to $3 a gallon and eventually drop below $2 a gallon.

Singapore’s CapitaLand Investment Ltd. is targeting $500 million in investor commitments for its third Asia Pacific credit program, according to Bloomberg.

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OpenAI, the artificial intelligence company that "created" AGI, is now putting on the brakes? Is it fact or marketing? A very divisive picture has emerged in the AI ​​world, according to Jinse Finance.

Over the past year, ZEC has experienced a crazy price swing from $50 to $1200.

Google has rushed out a Chrome security update after confirming that attackers are already exploiting a high-severity vulnerability in the browser.