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16:55

Emerging Market FX Index Rises for 10th Straight Week

TREE NEWS reports: MSCI’s emerging market currency index rose 0.3%, extending its winning streak to ten consecutive weeks. The MSCI emerging market stock index gained 1.3% during the same period. The continued strength in developing country currencies underscores robust investor appetite for risk assets.

Macro

16:17

Bloomberg EV Price Return Index Falls 0.18% on Friday, Down 2.96% for Week

TREE NEWS reports: On Friday, September 4, the Bloomberg Electric Vehicle Price Return Index fell 0.18% to close at 3407.93 points. The index declined 2.96% for the week, with losses continuing through the Asia-Pacific morning session from August 31 to September 2 before gradually recovering.

US Stocks

16:16

Fed: US Bank Deposits Rise to $19.559T

TREE NEWS reports: The Federal Reserve reported that US bank deposits increased to $19.559 trillion in the latest week, up from $19.532 trillion the prior week. The data, released on [date], reflects a weekly rise of $27 billion. This marks a continued trend in deposit growth amid current economic conditions.

Macro

16:12

North American Tech Software ETF declines 2.23% on week

TREE NEWS reports: The North American Tech Software Index ETF closed down 2.23% at $104.57, bringing its weekly loss to 4.50%. Meanwhile, cybersecurity ETFs also fell: Global X Cybersecurity ETF dropped 0.72% (weekly -3.68%), Nasdaq Cybersecurity ETF slipped 0.77% (weekly -4.03%), and ETFMG Cybersecurity ETF declined 0.70% (weekly -4.15%).

US Stocks

16:07

S&P 500 sector moves: consumer discretionary falls 1.26%, tech up 0.23%

TREE NEWS reports: In S&P 500 sector trading, consumer discretionary closed down 1.26%, energy fell 0.98%, and telecom dropped 0.94%, while information technology/tech rose 0.23% and industrials gained 0.41%.

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