Elon Musk again raised the idea of combining SpaceX with Tesla Inc., noting the close cooperation between the two companies he leads as chief executive officer, according to Bloomberg. Musk made the comment while responding to a question about why Tesla and SpaceX remain separate.

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A U.S. official said on Monday that Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps used boats in an attempt to capture a U.S. Navy unmanned vessel patrolling the Strait of Hormuz. According to Sina Finance, after the attempted seizure was identified, a U.S. drone fired two missiles at the boats and destroyed them, with most people on board killed. U.S. Central Command spokesman Colonel Tim Hawkins confirmed the failed seizure attempt, saying Iranian small boats had recently tried to take a U.S. unmanned surface vessel and that Central Command responded forcefully. Hawkins said the unmanned surface vessel remained under U.S. operational control. The incident came as the United States sought to protect rising commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. A U.S. official said tanker traffic through the strait had begun to be arranged for daytime passage with Gulf countries, rather than only at night as in recent months. Another U.S. official said Saudi Arabia had sharply increased the number of tankers passing through the strait as the conflict in the Red Sea and with the Houthis escalated. The U.S. military has also expanded the mine-clearing security zone along the strait's main shipping lane. On average, 40 ships now cross the strait each day under U.S. guidance and protection, and about 14 million barrels of oil are exported through the waterway daily. Over the past week, several tankers carrying liquefied natural gas and liquefied petroleum gas also passed through the strait.

European stocks opened broadly lower again, with selling in Italy particularly heavy and the overall backdrop firmly risk-off.Brent crude traded above $107 a barrel after another attack on Saudi energy infrastructure this week sparked fresh supply concerns. The 10-year US Treasury yield rose above 5.02%, its highest since October 2023.US futures pointed lower, with S&P 500 futures down about 0.4% and Nasdaq futures 0.3% after Wall Street was led lower by technology stocks.No Single Variable Explains ItThe distinguishing feature of this session is that nothing in particular went wrong.Oil above $100, Treasury yields above 5%, a more hawkish Fed outlook and lingering AI uncertainty are each individually manageable. Arriving together, they remove the offsets that normally cushion any one of them.An energy shock usually coincides with growth expectations that support earnings. Rising yields usually accompany an expanding economy. AI weakness usually occurs against a supportive rate backdrop.None of those offsets is currently available, and that is what separates a broad decline from a rotation.Italian Banks Are the Specific Weak PointItaly's benchmark index led the decline after a sharp selloff the previous session, with bank stocks especially under pressure again.That concentration is not incidental. Italian banks carry substantial sovereign debt on their balance sheets, which makes them the most direct equity expression of European long-end yield moves.Long-dated sovereign yields have hit multi-decade highs simultaneously across the US, Japan, Germany and France. The ECB raised its deposit rate to 2.5% last week while lifting its 2027 and 2028 inflation outlook, with Deutsche Bank's Mark Wall saying another December move now looks "more likely than not."A bank holding government paper at pre-repricing prices faces mark-to-market pressure that has nothing to do with its lending book.Yesterday's selloff also hit technology names, with Prysmian and STMicroelectronics among those affected.The Long End Is Doing More Damage Than the Policy RateWednesday's decision addresses overnight funding. The move pressuring equities is happening further out the curve.The 30-year Treasury yield reached 5.40%, its highest since June 2007. The 10-year rose 6.2 basis points to 5.021%, outpacing the two-year's 4.4 basis point move to 4.676% — a steepening that reverses the flattening Friday's CPI produced.ING rate strategists noted the disconnect: "Logically, a rate hike should have calmed the long end, yet the long end is typically extremely volatile."Mischler Financial's Tom di Galoma attributed the move to rate expectations, increased corporate and government debt supply, growth prospects and concern about the long-term US fiscal path. "Our budget, deficit, and overall debt structure continue to expand," he said.Only the first of those four resolves when a tightening cycle ends.Technology Carries the Most Duration RiskEquities weighted toward cash flows years forward reprice hardest against a rising long end, which is why technology led both sessions.The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell 5.9% Monday in its worst session since July 1, with the Nasdaq 100 at a six-week low. Nvidia dropped more than 4% while Intel, Micron and SanDisk each fell over 7%.The AI uncertainty di Galoma's list does not cover has its own source. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei called for the industry to slow development over the weekend, with OpenAI's Sam Altman and Elon Musk agreeing — a warning originating with the people whose revenue depends on the pace continuing.Anthropic separately signed a $13.7 billion six-year compute agreement with Rumble the same day.The Oil Constraint Is PhysicalBrent above $107 reflects a supply bottleneck rather than a risk premium.Saudi Arabia closed the East-West pipeline, which runs to the Red Sea port of Yanbu and exists specifically to bypass the Strait of Hormuz. With Hormuz disrupted and the bypass shut, production fell to 6.238 million barrels per day — the lowest since 1990. Bab El-Mandeb has also come under threat, closing the remaining alternative.A risk premium unwinds when tensions ease. An export bottleneck unwinds only when a route reopens.President Trump suggested Monday that the conflict could end soon, and prices dipped before resuming their climb on the latest infrastructure attack.The Fed Cannot Address Most of ThisMarkets price a 25 basis point increase at roughly 87% to 93% depending on venue, with UBS, HSBC, Barclays, Citigroup, Wells Fargo, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America and JPMorgan all expecting the move.Their paths diverge sharply after it — UBS at 50 basis points this year, Bank of America at 75, Deutsche Bank running through March 2027, and Jefferies expecting fewer than markets price.QCP Capital identified the bind: continued energy prices could keep the Fed restrictive, while economic data weakness caused by those same costs would argue for patience.Bitcoin traded around $77,000 after crossing $79,000 Monday, having reclaimed its 50-week exponential moving average at $77,430 before slipping back. The decision comes Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. ET, alongside updated projections and a Warsh press conference.

According to CNBC, Rosenblatt initiated coverage of Nokia with a buy rating and called the company a powerhouse, saying its Network Infrastructure segment is becoming one of the best-positioned optical assets in the AI buildout. Guggenheim upgraded The New York Times Company to buy from neutral and raised its price target to $82 from $70, while Bernstein upgraded Agilon to outperform from market perform and lifted its target to $125 from $86. Other moves included Jefferies initiating Janus Living at buy, Citizens upgrading Radiant Logistics to market outperform from market perform with a $10 price target, and Oppenheimer initiating Vishay Intertechnology at outperform with a $42 price target. Guggenheim also initiated Northrop Grumman at buy, Cantor Fitzgerald started Bentley Systems at overweight, Wells Fargo upgraded Ulta to equal weight from underweight, and Canaccord initiated Einride at buy. Additional calls included Cantor starting Samsara at overweight, Compass Point initiating Hyperliquid Strategies at buy, Berenberg upgrading Eli Lilly to buy from hold, RBC upgrading ResMed to outperform from sector perform, JPMorgan initiating Dave at overweight, Oppenheimer upgrading Etsy to outperform from market perform, and JPMorgan upgrading Adient and Middleby to overweight from neutral. Bank of America reiterated buy ratings on Nvidia, Marvell and Advanced Micro Devices, William Blair upgraded SEI Investments to outperform from market perform, Evercore ISI reiterated outperform on Apple, JPMorgan reiterated overweight on Amazon, and UBS reiterated buy on Palantir while raising its price target to $250 from $220.

XRP's path back to $2 depends on whether the Senate passes the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act. According to NS3.AI, the six-month-to-two-year cohorts account for 72.6% of XRP's realized capitalization. The Senate schedule sets a cloture motion on the bill for 2:15 p.m. ET on Sept. 15, although the motion concerns debate rather than final passage.

Strike founder and CEO Jack Mallers said U.S. debt has risen above 120% of GDP, making the debate over whether the Federal Reserve should raise or cut rates irrelevant because both paths ultimately lead to inflation. According to ChainCatcher, Mallers urged investors to study Japan, where he said authorities have relied on yield curve control and central planning intervention to maintain monetary stability, and argued the U.S. is moving in the same direction. Mallers said Bitcoin is the asset most sensitive to fiat liquidity and could be the fastest-moving asset in such an environment. He also discussed Strike's shift toward Bitcoin-backed lending and the importance of building a full Bitcoin financial stack under a one-stop architecture.

Altera, the chipmaker backed by Silver Lake and Intel Corp., has filed confidentially for an initial public offering, according to Bloomberg.

More than a dozen banks expect the Federal Reserve to raise rates 25 basis points on September 16.UBS, HSBC, Barclays, Citigroup, Wells Fargo, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America and JPMorgan Chase have all converged on the call. Both JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs dropped hold positions to get there.The federal funds target currently sits at 3.50% to 3.75%.The Paths Diverge Immediately AfterConsensus on Wednesday masks substantial disagreement on what follows, and the range is wide enough to matter more than the decision.UBS projects 50 basis points of tightening by year-end. Bank of America sees 75 basis points in 2026. HSBC and Barclays both expect September and December moves. Morgan Stanley forecasts two hikes alongside an ECB move in the near term.Deutsche Bank runs longest, expecting September, December and March 2027.Jefferies sits at the other end, expecting fewer than the roughly 3.5 hikes markets price over the longer term. Global economist Mohit Kumar argued the first move is a credibility matter while subsequent ones depend on how long the war lasts and the trend of oil prices.That spread — from 50 basis points to a cycle extending into 2027 — is what Wednesday's dot plot either resolves or widens. The decision itself is priced. The projections are not.Barclays Shifted After Jackson Hole, Not After CPIThe sequencing of these revisions identifies what actually moved forecasters.Barclays shifted to September and December hikes following Warsh's Jackson Hole speech, weeks before the inflation data arrived.Warsh had said: "We must be confident that underlying inflation is moving to our objective, clearly and at sufficient speed. Otherwise, we have work to do."That warning did the work. August's core CPI at 0.3% against a 0.2% consensus confirmed rather than created the case, and PCE inflation running at 3.7% remains the figure Warsh built his argument around.Oil pushing back above $100 a barrel supplied the second input, with Brent at $105 after Saudi Arabia closed the pipeline that bypasses the Strait of Hormuz.Pompliano Is the Visible DissentBitcoin investor Anthony Pompliano posted that the Federal Reserve "should NOT raise interest rates," drawing substantial public backing.The position is normative rather than predictive — an argument about what the Fed ought to do rather than what it will. But it identifies the case that has largely disappeared from sell-side coverage.An energy-driven inflation impulse is a supply shock, and tightening into a supply shock constrains demand without addressing the cause. QCP Capital framed the same tension: continued energy prices could keep the Fed restrictive, while economic data weakness caused by those costs would argue for patience.Jefferies' framing of the first hike as a credibility measure implicitly concedes the point. A move justified by credibility is not a move justified by the inflation mechanism.Bitcoin Crossed $79,000 and Gave It BackMore than $100 million in shorts were liquidated in 30 minutes as Bitcoin crossed $79,000, after President Trump suggested the Iran conflict could end.Price has since slipped back to about $77,000.Analysts flag $79,500 to $80,000 as the area where selling pressure should build, and Bitcoin has failed at $80,000 repeatedly this month. Glassnode data explains why: nearly 8% of total supply was acquired between $80,000 and $82,000 — the largest concentration at any comparable range — with the US spot ETF cohort's average cost basis in the same band.The liquidation pattern this month has run in both directions. An inflation surprise earlier in September triggered $562 million in liquidations, and Monday's move produced $100 million on the short side.Santiment data shows BTC-denominated open contracts fell 13.5% between September 3 and 11 against a 5% price decline, leaving positioning roughly 20% below pre-rally levels. That limits the cascade available Wednesday in either direction.Two Events Land Within 24 HoursThe FOMC begins its two-day meeting September 15, the same day as the Senate's Clarity Act cloture vote, with the rate decision due September 16.The cloture vote requires 60 votes to advance H.R. 3633 to floor debate — a procedural gate rather than passage. A new draft circulating among lawmakers runs over 600 pages, and Democrats have continued to raise concerns about the absent bipartisan ethics agreement.Markets price the September hike at roughly 87% to 93% depending on venue and timing, up from around 60% at the end of August.The 30-year Treasury yield reached 5.40%, its highest since June 2007, while the 10-year cleared 5% for the first time since October 2023 — with the long end rising faster than the short end into a decision that only addresses the short end.

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