也門胡塞武裝發言人：當對也門的攻擊結束、封鎖解除時，行動將停止。

Aberdeen economist Felix Feather says an ECB rate rise this month is "all but certain," but markets will watch whether the bank’s language frames the move as a single step or part of an ongoing tightening cycle. Feather expects a hawkish tone, citing stronger-than-expected eurozone resilience, elevated energy prices, firmer forward-looking wage indicators and slightly higher market inflation expectations as reasons policymakers will focus on upside risks. He adds the war’s economic hit has been smaller than feared, so the ECB may lift growth forecasts, yet rates could remain around 2.5% for an extended period after Thursday’s meeting. Core inflation is easing and wage pressure remains relatively contained, with only scattered signs of second-round effects from the energy shock; stabilizing energy markets may require US‑Iran de-escalation, which currently appears unlikely.

Early on Sept 10, DR007 rebounded to 1.4014%, close to the PBOC 7-day reverse repo policy rate of 1.4%. The PBOC injected 30 billion yuan via 7-day reverse repos, fully allotted to primary dealers. DR007 is treated as China’s short-end rate anchor; a meaningful premium to the PBOC 7-day reverse repo signals funding stress, a discount signals ample liquidity.