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2026-09-01

US equity futures extended losses: Nasdaq futures down as much as 1%, S&P 500 futures down 0.54%, Dow futures down 0.49%.

US equity futures extended losses: Nasdaq futures down as much as 1%, S&P 500 futures down 0.54%, Dow futures down 0.49%.
2026-09-01

RaboResearch said energy prices have continued to rise, yet U.S. and European 5y5y inflation expectations remain roughly anchored at central-bank targets. The correlation between energy moves and long-term inflation pricing is weakening; markets curr

RaboResearch said energy prices have continued to rise, yet U.S. and European 5y5y inflation expectations remain roughly anchored at central-bank targets. The correlation between energy moves and long-term inflation pricing is weakening; markets currently appear to trust central banks to keep long-term inflation anchored. RaboResearch offers an alternative: long-term inflation expectations may be shifting to reflect central-bank credibility, fiscal policy and institutional risk more than short-term oil shocks. It highlights fiscal-dominance risk — if markets doubt central-bank independence, long-term Inflation pricing could undergo a sudden, non-linear institutional repricing. For markets, the current stable 5y5y supports policy credibility; but if energy Stays elevated and fiscal risks rise, whether long-end inflation expectations and term premia remain muted will be the key watchpoint, and long-dated USTs’ reaction to oil/inflation shocks may better reveal if anchoring still holds than monthly CPI prints.
2026-09-01

Eurozone inf returned above 3% in August, reinforcing market expectations of an ECB rate hike this month. Eurostat said the Aug inf rate rose to 3.3% from 2.9% in July, nearly entirely driven by higher energy costs as oil and gas prices climbed and r

Eurozone inf returned above 3% in August, reinforcing market expectations of an ECB rate hike this month. Eurostat said the Aug inf rate rose to 3.3% from 2.9% in July, nearly entirely driven by higher energy costs as oil and gas prices climbed and refiners widened margins. The ongoing Iran war is adding upward pressure on prices. Underlying price pressures remain modest, suggesting the energy-driven spike has not yet produced broad second‑round effects that would force the ECB into a more aggressive tightening path.
2026-09-01

U.S. stock index futures continued their decline, with Nasdaq futures down 1%, S&P 500 futures down 0.54%, and Dow futures down 0.49%.

U.S. stock index futures continued their decline, with Nasdaq futures down 1%, S&P 500 futures down 0.54%, and Dow futures down 0.49%.
2026-09-01

RaboResearch points out that while energy prices have continued to rise recently, 5-year forward inflation expectations in the US and Europe remain largely aligned with central bank targets. The correlation between energy prices and long-term inflati

RaboResearch points out that while energy prices have continued to rise recently, 5-year forward inflation expectations in the US and Europe remain largely aligned with central bank targets. The correlation between energy prices and long-term inflation pricing is weakening, and the market currently remains willing to believe that central banks can anchor long-term inflation. This divergence can also be explained by another factor: long-term inflation expectations may become increasingly dominated by central bank credibility, fiscal policy, and institutional risks, with the weight of short-term oil price shocks decreasing accordingly. RaboResearch specifically mentions the risk of "fiscal dominance": once the market begins to doubt the central bank's ability to independently control inflation, long-term inflation pricing may experience a sudden institutional revaluation, and such changes typically do not occur linearly. For the market, the current stability of 5-year inflation is still a positive signal of policy credibility, but if energy prices remain high and fiscal risks rise simultaneously, whether long-term inflation expectations and term premiums continue to "blunt" will become a key observation point. At that time, the reaction of long-term US Treasury bonds to oil price and inflation shocks may reflect whether the market still believes in the inflation anchor more clearly than the monthly CPI itself.
2026-09-01

According to SAIC Motor's announcement, in August, SAIC Motor's total vehicle production was 342,978 units, and sales were 357,007 units.

According to SAIC Motor's announcement, in August, SAIC Motor's total vehicle production was 342,978 units, and sales were 357,007 units.