The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration approved Boeing to produce and deliver an additional 35 777F freighters, allowing the aircraft to keep receiving airworthiness certificates after new emissions rules take effect in 2028. According to Sina Finance, the waiver runs through December 31, 2030, and applies only to 35 newly built aircraft. Under the approved plan, Boeing may apply for original airworthiness certificates for up to 35 777Fs after January 1, 2028. The article said Boeing expects to complete the batch in about 18 months at a production pace of roughly two aircraft per month. The waiver does not give the 777F a long-term exemption from emissions standards. Existing 777Fs are not affected by the new rules, which apply to newly produced aircraft first certified from 2028 onward. The article said the U.S. rules use aircraft carbon certification standards set by the International Civil Aviation Organization. Some subsonic jets must meet new fuel-efficiency and greenhouse-gas emissions thresholds from 2028, and the current 777F would otherwise have had to end production by the end of 2027.

New Jersey Transit and Amtrak riders will see reduced service and longer travel times next month as NJ Transit completes construction on the new Portal North Bridge, according to Bloomberg. The bridge is an important passenger-rail link along the Northeast Corridor.

According to Wallstreetcn, the Bloomberg Grains Index fell 0.44% to 34.7664 at the New York close on Thursday, September 17, with CBOT corn futures down 0.61%, CBOT wheat futures down 0.89%, CBOT soybean futures down 0.11%, soybean meal futures up 0.15%, and soybean oil futures down 0.9%.

According to CNBC, Breakout Capital founder Ruchir Sharma said a decisive move above 5% on the 10-year Treasury yield could hurt equity markets broadly and put the artificial intelligence trade under particular pressure. He said the 10-year Treasury is the most important asset in the world because it affects stock valuations and sets borrowing costs for mortgages, auto loans and other debt, and he added that equity prices tend to fall when yields rise above 5.25%. The benchmark 10-year yield touched 5% earlier this week and a 19-year high before easing 5 basis points Thursday to 4.94%. Sharma also said persistent inflation and higher interest rates have historically ended major market booms, while Goldman Sachs said higher capital costs and greater capital intensity in tech have reduced the value of future cash flows.

According to Sina Finance, Russian President Vladimir Putin said the government is preparing a 2027 federal budget that is expected to keep the deficit at about 2% of GDP. The budget uses a conservative oil price assumption of about $50 per barrel, and social security, public safety, and defense capacity building will remain priorities. Putin said the deficit level is broadly manageable and that the government will arrange revenues and spending based on relatively cautious energy price expectations. The new target is above the 1.3% of GDP deficit outlined for 2027 in the earlier 2026-2028 budget framework, which had planned to finance the gap mainly through higher government borrowing. Putin also said the 2027 budget will prioritize social commitments, public safety, and defense capabilities.

According to CNBC, policy experts say President Donald Trump's tax legislation has benefited Americans unevenly, even as Republicans promote the bill ahead of the midterm elections. The law, also called the Working Families Tax Cuts, made permanent Trump's 2017 tax changes and added new deductions for tip income, overtime earnings, seniors and auto loan interest, along with a larger federal SALT deduction limit for itemizers. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told the House Committee on Financial Services this week that the legislation delivered tax relief directly to millions of low- and middle-income Americans. He also said more than 64 million tax returns claimed at least one of the bill's signature new tax cuts. White House spokesman Kush Desai said tens of millions of Americans have used at least one of the provisions. The Tax Foundation said 62% of Americans would have faced tax increases in 2026 if the 2017 tax cuts had expired, and Garrett Watson said most of the benefit came from making those provisions permanent rather than from the new deductions. The average tips deduction was more than $7,000 and the average senior deduction was more than $7,500, according to Treasury data. The SALT deduction cap rose to $40,000 for 2025 from $10,000 in 2024, and Watson said it is most beneficial to upper-middle- to upper-income earners because it phases out at $500,000. As of May 8, the average individual tax refund was $3,276 for the 2026 filing season, up 11.5% from roughly the same point last year, according to IRS data.

OpenAI has reported new AI safety incidents and outlined a disclosure plan, according to Bloomberg. Bloomberg News AI reporter Shirin Ghaffary called the disclosures a "watershed moment" in public understanding of AI risks as models become more powerful and employees issue warnings. She said aligning AI models with companies' intended goals remains unresolved and is a "big, big problem" as AI use expands.

According to Wallstreetcn, the ICE Dollar Index fell 0.02% to 100.227 at the New York close on Thursday, September 17, after trading between 100.367 and 100.022 intraday. The Bloomberg Dollar Index fell 0.06% to 1202.89, with an intraday range of 1204.78 to 1200.82.

Bloomberg senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas says Bitcoin ETFs could eventually hold three times as much money as gold ETFs, implying assets near $1.85 trillion versus about $615 billion for gold ETFs at the end of August. According to BeInCrypto, that would put Bitcoin ETF assets roughly 19 times above current levels and could imply a BTC price range of about $490,000 to $730,000, depending on holdings growth.

According to CNBC, JPMorgan has abandoned its attempt to forecast how and when the Iran war will end, with Natasha Kaneva, the bank's head of global commodities strategy, saying the firm no longer has a baseline view and cannot model the conflict's endgame. Kaneva said JPMorgan had initially assumed oil above $100, gas near $5 per gallon and 10-year Treasury yields above 5% would push President Donald Trump toward an agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz in June, but the exit strategy is now less clear even though those thresholds have been crossed. She said oil is back above $100, the 10-year Treasury yield moved above 5% this week and diesel is above $6 per gallon and rising, while inventories are at record lows. JPMorgan estimates Brent crude's fair value at $90, but the benchmark is trading near $105 per barrel after nearly touching $110 earlier this week. Kaneva said the market is pricing in the risk of about 4 million barrels per day of additional supply losses on top of the 10 million bpd already disrupted, though she added that inventories remain sufficient to cushion a prolonged disruption for now.

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