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19/09/2026
Musk: My guess is that AI could roughly double U.S. GDP growth next year, from about 2% to about 4%. Possibly even higher.
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16 m ago
US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC): In the week ending September 15, S&P 500 CME net long positions decreased by 8,137 contracts to 899,633.
26 m ago
According to The Wall Street Journal: NASA and Boeing (BA.N) are discussing having the Starliner perform more than 10 future flight missions.
36 m ago
The United States has warned allies that deliveries of some key weapons could be delayed by up to five years because of the heavy depletion of its own munitions stockpiles during the war with Iran. Multiple officials said that Tomahawk cruise missiles and Typhon long-range launch systems ordered by European countries including Germany face delays due to insufficient U.S. stockpiles, and some Eastern European countries that rely on American weapons have also been affected. The U.S. military consumed large quantities of advanced munitions during the Iran war, including more than half of its advanced Patriot interceptor missiles, about one-third of its Tomahawk missiles, and nearly half of its Precision Strike Missile and THAAD interceptor stockpiles. The Pentagon acknowledges that the large-scale use of munitions has exposed insufficient strategic stockpiles and bottlenecks in defense industrial capacity. U.S. defense contractors are currently expanding production, with Lockheed Martin planning to increase annual production of PAC-3 Patriot missiles. Meanwhile, Ukraine urgently needs more Patriot air-defense interceptors, but the U.S. policy of prioritizing the replenishment of its own stockpiles has also added to supply pressure.
37 m ago
Due to the shutdown of Saudi Arabia's east-west oil pipeline, European refiners have been forced to compete for alternative sources, while soaring fuel prices have further driven up crude procurement costs. After the attack on its pipeline to the Red Sea, Saudi Aramco is seeking to increase crude shipments through the Strait of Hormuz. This week, Asian buyers purchased tens of millions of barrels of Saudi crude from near the strait. However, this adjustment also means these cargoes are farther away from European refiners desperate for supply. On Friday, North Sea crude spot premiums surged to record levels. Previously, Saudi Aramco had informed European customers that it would be unable to supply crude to them under long-term agreements next month. Traders involved in market transactions said that Norway's Johan Sverdrup crude, which is relatively close in quality to Saudi crude, was quoted at up to $35 per barrel above the Brent spot benchmark. Less than two weeks earlier, the premium for the same grade was only 60 cents per barrel. The surge in spot crude prices indicates that European refineries are sparing no expense to secure crude supply in order to maintain sufficiently high refinery utilization rates and thereby ease the tight fuel supply situation. Diesel prices in the region have now risen above $200 per barrel.
47 m ago
German Chancellor Merz: Germany will reduce the tax burden on gasoline and diesel by about 17 euro cents per liter. The measure is planned to take effect from October 1 and continue until the end of 2026.
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