According to Axios, President Trump said the U.S. will ban Canadian alcohol, some dairy products and large motorcycles, escalating the trade fight between the two countries. The import bans take effect Sept. 29 and were imposed under Section 338 of the Tariff Act of 1930, while the White House also said it will expand existing 50% tariffs to dozens of additional Canadian products, including some steel and aluminum goods, furniture and paper, effective Sept. 15. The administration removed some items from the tariff list, including cement, road salt and certain hospital paper products, after feedback from businesses. Trump also said in a Truth Social post that he would direct officials to shut Canadian-made products out of a broad range of U.S. government contracts unless Canada restores what he called full and fair reciprocity for American farmers and companies.

Gold held a three-day decline as fresh attacks on ships in the Middle East added to inflationary risks and increased prospects for a US interest-rate hike, according to Bloomberg.

According to Jin10, Jordan said its air defense systems intercepted and destroyed 18 of the 20 missiles launched by Iran, while the other two landed in areas far from populated centers. No casualties were reported after the Iranian missile attack.

British retail sales growth slowed to a four-month low in August, while Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey sought to cool speculation about a secret rate-hike plan. According to Sina Finance, the Bank of England governor said any rate increase would depend on economic and geopolitical developments, not on a fixed timetable. The British Retail Consortium said total retail sales rose 0.7% year on year in August, down from 1.3% in July, while like-for-like sales growth eased to 0.5% from 1%. Barclays also reported that overall consumer spending rose 2.1% in August, but its consumer confidence index fell to 26 from a 21-month high of 30 in July. The article also said the U.S. Federal Reserve Bank of New York reported that U.S. consumers' one-year inflation expectations held at 3.6% in August, while concerns about jobs and personal finances increased.

POSCO's union began a two-day partial strike on Wednesday after failing to narrow differences with management over wages and other benefits. According to Sina Finance, the stoppage is the first strike by employees since POSCO was founded in 1968. The union said the 48-hour partial strike started at 7 a.m., with 40 workers participating at the Pohang plant and 80 at the Gwangyang plant. POSCO said the number of employees taking part is limited and expects little impact on steel production, adding that it will take steps to keep overall plant operations from being disrupted. The union is seeking a 7.1% increase in base pay, a 600% performance bonus, 50 company shares for each employee, and a 200% holiday bonus. Management has proposed only a 2% increase in base pay.

According to CNBC, Marvell Technology CEO Matt Murphy said the company is firing on all cylinders and expects data center revenue to reach $15 billion to $16 billion next year. He made the comments in an exclusive interview, while shares were up 6.5% so far in September and down 31% from the mid-June high.

A U.S. official said U.S. President Donald Trump is reviewing options targeting Bombardier aircraft after the United States announced additional trade measures against Canada. According to Sina Finance, the official said Bombardier was not included in any specific announcement.

According to the BBC, relatives of victims of the September 11 attacks fear more delays in the long-running Guantanamo Bay case against alleged mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, even after a military judge set a trial date for June 2028. Tom Resta, whose brother John and sister-in-law Sylvia were among the nearly 3,000 people killed in the attacks, said he has attended pre-trial hearings four times and worries some family members may not live to see a verdict. Mohammed, who has been held at the U.S. naval base in southeastern Cuba for 20 years without conviction, faces charges including conspiracy and murder, with 2,976 victims listed on the charge sheet. Last month, the judge threw out confessions Mohammed made to FBI agents at Guantanamo after ruling that his treatment by the CIA amounted to extraordinary physical and mental abuse and that the statements were not voluntary. Legal disputes over a separate plea deal for Mohammed and two co-defendants are still continuing.

UK food inflation is forecast to rise above 6% next year as El Niño, summer droughts and war in Iran hit supplies, according to Bloomberg. The outlook comes from the country’s food producers, who warned of a string of shocks affecting prices.

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