US President Biden will veto the House Republican short-term appropriations bill.

Apple (Aapl.O) CEO Cook: Apple will release new iPhones, smart watches and AirPods.

Nvidia (NVDA.O) extended its gains to 2.5%, having closed down 4% yesterday.

French Finance Minister Le Maire: France can and must achieve the 3% deficit target by 2027.

Ahead of Tropical Storm Francine, the Texas port of Freeport is open to commercial traffic and ships are required to report their movements.

The bid-to-cover ratio for the U.S. 6-month Treasury bond auction as of September 9 was 2.98, compared with 3.08 in the previous session.

The bid-to-cover ratio for the U.S. 3-month Treasury bond auction as of September 9 was 3.22, compared with the previous value of 2.62.

National Hurricane Center: The tropical disturbance has developed into Tropical Storm Francine and is expected to further strengthen and be accompanied by storm surge; a hurricane watch warning has been issued for the Louisiana coast.

Citigroup CFO: Confident in 2024 revenue guidance of $80 billion to $81 billion.

Citigroup (CN) gave up gains in U.S. stocks during the meeting, having earlier risen by more than 2.5%.

The force majeure factor of EL PASO natural gas pipeline company in Florida, USA has been lifted.

Citigroup CFO: Debt capital markets activity is showing good momentum, investment banking fees are expected to grow 20% year-on-year.

Citigroup CFO: Consumers are reducing discretionary spending.

Citigroup CFO: Credit card consumers are shifting from non-essentials to necessities.

Citigroup CFO: Revolving credit among credit card customers is showing signs of recovery; default rates are rising but are beginning to stabilize.

Citigroup CFO: There has been a good recovery in corporate M&A activities.

Citigroup CFO: The US economy is expected to have a soft landing and interest rates are expected to fall.