Hang Seng Index futures closed down 0.62% at 17,487 points in the night session, 164 points below the spot price.

The S&P 500 fell 2%.

US Department of Defense: No changes to long-range weapons restrictions on Ukraine.

Ukrainian President Zelensky: Ukraine needs to strengthen its government and will make changes.

Brazilian mining company Vale (VALE.N) is considering replacing Chief Executive Eduardo Bartolomeo ahead of schedule, according to Brazilian newspaper Estado.

Google (GOOG.O): Chromebooks have Google AI built in, and the new Chromebook Plus has even more advanced features powered by generative AI.

Google (GOOG.O): Over the next year, it will expand its Schooltime feature to more devices, including some Android phones, tablets and Samsung Galaxy smartwatches.

Google (GOOG.O): In the coming months, it will introduce Gemini to school-issued Google accounts for teenage students. In Gemini Advanced, users 18 and older can upload documents and ask questions about their contents.

The United Nations mission in Libya said the negotiations had reached "important consensus".

Market news: Libyan authorities asked for five days to complete negotiations on the central bank issue.

The Federal Reserve accepted a total of US$349.808 billion from 69 counterparties in fixed-rate reverse repurchase operations.

The winning interest rate allocation percentage for the U.S. 1-year Treasury bond auction as of September 3 was 78.67%, compared with the previous value of 89.81%.

The winning rate for the U.S. 1-year Treasury bond auction until September 3 was 4.15%, compared with the previous value of 4.26%.

According to the Financial Times: British regulators will cut the limit on fraud losses that banks must bear.

Goldman Sachs: The impact of artificial intelligence on oil demand will be relatively small compared to the impact of artificial intelligence on electricity and natural gas demand.

Goldman Sachs: We expect the relatively modest potential boost to oil demand from AI to come from increased revenues of 700,000 barrels per day over the next decade.

Goldman Sachs: Assuming extremely low recovery rates for US shale oil, a 10-20% jump catalyzed by AI could increase oil reserves by 8-20% (equivalent to 10-30 billion barrels).