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TREE NEWS reports: Germany’s DAX 30 index provisionally closed down 0.05% at 25,993.42 points. In other European markets, France’s CAC rose 0.12%, Italy’s FTSE MIB fell 0.16% (with banks down 0.19%), and the UK’s FTSE edged up 0.03%.

TREE NEWS update: US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the bond market had already shown signs of overheating before the announcement of a buyback program. His remarks suggest that the recent rally in Treasuries may have been excessive, prompting the government’s intervention to stabilize the market.

TREE NEWS update: SoftBank Group will meet investors in New York to gauge demand for a dollar-denominated junk bond issuance, planning to raise $10-20 billion to fund AI investments. The offering may include euro tranches and could impact US high-yield indices. The company, which has spent billions on AI, seeks long-term debt to refinance existing obligations amid market concerns over its AI exposure.

TREE NEWS update: US President Donald Trump is touting stock market gains and economic data. He highlighted the rally and positive indicators, framing them as evidence of his administration’s success. The remarks come amid ongoing market volatility and mixed economic signals.

TREE NEWS update: Corning (GLW) shares rose over 7.5% to an intraday high of $165.88, the highest since August 17. The jump follows a multi-billion-dollar agreement to supply high-density fiber to Verizon (VZ) over 2027-2032. Verizon shares also rose over 0.8%.

TREE NEWS reports: US stocks fell on Thursday, with the S&P 500 down 0.5% to a fresh daily low, the Nasdaq 100 down 0.4%, and the Dow dropping 650 points, or 1.2%. Semiconductor index trimmed gains to 1.1%.

TREE NEWS update: Jingli Magnet, a supplier of neodymium-iron-boron magnets to Tesla, responded on Sept. 8 to Elon Musk’s claim of achieving a ‘zero-rare-earth’ motor for the Cybercab. In an investor relations record, the company stated that high-performance rare-earth permanent magnets remain the irreplaceable mainstream core material route for high-end applications like EV drive motors and robots, after decades of validation.

TREE NEWS reports: SpaceX shares have traded in a narrow range recently, but buying may accelerate as the Nasdaq 100 undergoes its quarterly rebalance later this month. The index methodology includes an underappreciated rule, and Elon Musk’s company is seeing staggered expiration of shareholder lock-up periods that had limited tradable shares. Analysts estimate passive net inflows could exceed $10 billion.

TREE NEWS reports: Li Auto is set to bring in CALB (China Aviation Lithium Battery) as its third power battery supplier. The company plans to use CALB’s batteries first in its pure electric vehicles, with the Li i6 likely to be the first model to feature them.

TREE NEWS reports: Strategy’s return to Bitcoin buying lasted only one week, as the treasury firm spent $176.3 million on its own preferred stock instead. The company also doubled its buyback program authorization to $2 billion. This marks a shift from its recent Bitcoin acquisition strategy.

TREE NEWS reports: At the US market open, major sector ETFs were mixed, with energy and semiconductor ETFs gaining over 1%, while healthcare ETFs fell nearly 2%.

TREE NEWS update: Bloom Energy (BE) shares jumped over 9.56% to $277.06, hitting an intraday high not seen since July 6, after the company was added to the S&P 500 index. The stock’s inclusion in the benchmark index boosted investor sentiment, driving the sharp rally.

TREE NEWS update: Tesla China announced on Sept 7 a limited-time incentive for existing inventory vehicles, offering 5,000 yuan cash rebate on Model 3 and 10,000 yuan on Model Y for orders placed and delivered before Sept 30, stackable with 0% interest for 5 years. The company says the starting prices are at post-facelift lows, and it’s the richest period of combined benefits. Experts see this as supply-demand adjustment, not a price war.

TREE NEWS reports: Qualcomm’s stock pared its advance to less than 3% on the day, after having surged more than 8% earlier in the session. The pullback reflects profit-taking following the sharp rally.

TREE NEWS reports: Qualcomm shares surged 7.1% on Friday, marking the largest single-day gain since August 4. The move comes amid broader tech stock strength, with investors reacting to recent earnings and market conditions. The stock’s rise outpaced the Nasdaq’s gains.

TREE NEWS reports: The Dow Jones Industrial Average extended losses to more than 1% in trading. The decline reflects broad market weakness, with investors weighing economic data and corporate earnings. The move adds to recent volatility in US equities.

TREE NEWS reports: At US market open, the Dow fell 0.7%, S&P 500 slipped 0.1%, while Nasdaq edged up 0.1%. Qualcomm gained about 6% after securing Amazon’s AI chip order for custom chips. Intel rose about 7% on a 10% CPU price hike and plans to phase out low-margin products. Oracle added about 6%. ASML climbed about 4% as TSMC and Samsung committed to its next-gen EUV lithography.

TREE NEWS reports: US stocks opened mixed on [date not specified]. The S&P 500 slipped 0.01% to 7,717.81, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.57% to 53,110.45. In contrast, the Nasdaq Composite gained 0.08% to 26,528.57, reflecting divergent tech performance.

TREE NEWS update: Longban Media announced its stock will halt trading from September 9 after a 93.47% cumulative gain in six sessions, including six consecutive limit-ups and a 9.12% rise on September 8. The company cited a severe deviation from fundamentals and warned of irrational speculation risk due to a small free float. Its first-half 2026 net profit fell 34.46% to 78.678 million yuan.

TREE NEWS update: Qualcomm will issue warrants to Amazon for up to 25 million shares of its common stock. The move is part of a broader commercial agreement between the two companies. Financial terms were not disclosed.