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TREE NEWS reports: Strategy’s CEO said selling Bitcoin near $60,000 and repurchasing at $80,000 was the correct move, defending the company’s trading strategy. The firm sold millions in BTC during the low $60k range and recently bought back at higher prices, citing a rationale behind the transactions.

TREE NEWS update: Longsys (Jiangbolong) announced that as of August 31, 2026, the company has not yet begun implementing its share buyback program. The statement provides an update on the status of the previously disclosed repurchase plan, indicating no shares have been repurchased to date.

TREE NEWS update: Longsys (Jiangbolong) announced that as of August 31, 2026, the company has not yet begun implementing its share buyback program. The statement provides an update on the status of the previously announced buyback plan, indicating that no shares have been repurchased to date.

TREE NEWS update: New York City schools will impose a one-year moratorium on generative AI tools, affecting nearly 600,000 students. Five named vendors will continue metered pilots in high schools during the ban.

TREE NEWS update: Germany’s leading economic research institutes released autumn forecasts on Friday, upgrading their 2026 growth expectations for the country. They cited recovering exports and increased government spending as key drivers of a gradual economic recovery.

TREE NEWS update: Iran’s parliamentary national security and foreign policy committee chairman Ebrahim Azizi said on Tuesday that the Strait of Hormuz will not be opened without Iran’s consent. He added that Iran has demonstrated to the US its ability to turn threats into credible deterrence. The statement was carried by Iranian state media.

TREE NEWS update: Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said on September 3 that peace mediation efforts in the Russia-Ukraine conflict may see new progress, entering an active phase of political and diplomatic activity, with peace consultations possibly resuming.

TREE NEWS update: Chinese Vice Premier Liu Guozhong inspected Inner Mongolia from Sept. 1-3, urging local authorities to strengthen agricultural disaster prevention and mitigation to secure a bumper autumn grain harvest and ensure national food security. He emphasized focusing on key stages of autumn grain production to support high-quality economic and social development.

TREE NEWS update: At the Saudi Capital Market Forum on September 3, Mohammed Al-Rumaih, CEO of the Saudi Exchange, said that in 2024 two ETFs investing specifically in Saudi Arabia were listed in Shanghai and Shenzhen, facilitating Chinese investment. Over 400 Chinese institutional and non-institutional investors now participate in the Saudi capital market, with holdings exceeding $4.8 billion.

TREE NEWS update: China Development Bank (CDB) has disbursed 460 million yuan ($64.5 million) to the first three private investment projects under its 2026 new policy-based financial instrument. The funds, released on September 2, will supplement project capital for major construction, boosting support for private investment.

TREE NEWS update: Iran reported on Sunday that three of its pilots were killed in the latest US attack on the country. The announcement was made by Iranian officials, who did not provide further details. The incident marks a significant escalation in tensions between the two nations.

TREE NEWS reports: ADP reported August private payrolls rose by just 38,000, well below market expectations of 47,000-48,000 and the lowest since January. The miss initially boosted rate-cut bets, but a hawkish tone from New York Fed’s Williams later reversed sentiment. Small-cap Russell 2000 swung from a 1.2% intraday loss to close up 1.13% at 2,953.

TREE NEWS reports: On-chain sleuth Arkham flagged a wallet, ‘Bonk Guy Fomo,’ with weekly unrealized gains of about $5 million, ~$4.4 million from PONS, bought near a $6 million market cap. The trader, @theunipcs, confirmed the address and hinted gains could hit $6.5 million soon. PONS, a launchpad token on Robinhood Chain, saw $400 million in 24-hour volume on Sept 3, with market cap exceeding $500 million.

TREE NEWS update: Zhou Kai, Communist Party secretary of Ulanqab city in Inner Mongolia, is under investigation for suspected serious discipline and law violations, the regional discipline watchdog announced. The probe is being conducted by the Inner Mongolia Commission for Discipline Inspection and Supervision.

TREE NEWS reports: The Japanese yen strengthened further against the U.S. dollar, reaching an intraday high of 156.07, a gain of 1.7%. This marks a continuation of the yen’s recent appreciation trend, reflecting ongoing currency market dynamics.

TREE NEWS update: China’s Ministry of Water Resources said on June 3 that the Puru Qiangzang barrier lake is flowing normally upstream and downstream, based on drone and satellite imagery. However, a small landslide downstream poses a risk of collapse, potentially forming a new barrier lake.

TREE NEWS update: Liu Liehong, head of China’s National Data Bureau, led a delegation to Guizhou on Aug 28-29, during the 2026 China International Big Data Industry Expo, to inspect data factor marketization reform. The team visited Guizhou Big Data Group, Guizhou AI Data Factory, Anxin Shutong, Lanxiang Zhilian, Shanghai Guan’an, and Tianyima, examining progress on market-based allocation of data factors.

TREE NEWS reports: In H1 2026, China’s NEV sales surpassed 7.4 million units, nearly half of total car sales, while global power battery installations exceeded 608 GWh, with Chinese firms taking seven of the top ten spots and over 70% market share. At the 2026 World Power Battery Conference in Yibin on September 3, CATL chairman Robin Zeng warned against complacency, saying ‘the more we grow, the more we must stay vigilant.’ He emphasized not sacrificing product quality and consumer trust for speed, noting an average of three new car models launch daily in China.

TREE NEWS reports: Burberry shares reversed earlier losses to trade up as much as 2.1% on the day. The move comes after a volatile session for the luxury retailer’s stock.

TREE NEWS update: Isabel Schnabel, a member of the European Central Bank’s Executive Board, is reportedly considering leaving her position ahead of schedule to take a senior role at the International Monetary Fund. The move would mark a significant leadership change at the ECB.