Turkish asset manager Tera Portföy says the firm is facing unprecedented speculative attacks.

The S&P 500 Energy Index fell 3.2%, its largest intraday decline since June 15.

Azerbaijani outlet Caliber.Az, citing Israeli media, reports Israeli security services expect Prime Minister Netanyahu’s aircraft may not land at New York City airports amid concerns the mayor could block the plane from remaining for the duration of the visit. Alternatives under consideration include Newark Liberty International Airport or a nearby military airfield. Netanyahu is scheduled to depart Sept. 23, address the UN General Assembly on Sept. 24 and return Sept. 25; the mayor earlier said he would seek to arrest Netanyahu but later acknowledged he lacked that authority.