Dell expects third-quarter sales to be between $24 billion and $25 billion.

US President Biden will travel to Michigan on Friday, September 6.

Foreign central banks held U.S. Treasuries worth $6.739 billion in the week ending August 24, compared with $6.378 billion in the previous week.

Starlink: We intend to resolve the obstacles we encounter in Brazil legally.

Starlink: The team is doing everything possible to ensure service in Brazil.

Dell (DELL.N) shares rose 5% after the market closed as its second-quarter revenue and adjusted earnings per share exceeded expectations.

According to the network status monitoring website DownDetector: users reported problems with the social media platform "X".

Investment Company Institute (ICI): As of August 28, U.S. money market assets rose to a record $6.26 trillion.

U.S. Vice President Harris: A tax credit policy for small businesses will be launched next week.

OPEC: The OPEC Secretary-General successfully completed his visit to Iraq and Kazakhstan. During the visit, the two countries reiterated their commitment to unconditionally implement the compensation plan agreed within the OPEC framework. Iraq proposed clear and firm measures to make up for the overproduction and guaranteed full compliance in the future.

IAEA: Director General Grossi will travel to Ukraine next week for high-level talks and to assess the latest developments at the Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant.

French President Macron: We are "doing our utmost" to find a prime minister.

Secureworks resumed trading and its gains expanded to 27% at one point.

Market news: Dell (DELL.N) is working with financial advisors to explore the sale of U.S. cybersecurity company Secureworks. Secureworks shares were suspended from trading, up nearly 17% before the suspension.

Hang Seng Index futures closed up 0.11% at 17,741 points in the night session, 45 points below the spot price.

French President Emmanuel Macron: I was not aware that Telegram founder Durov had arrived in France. I have no plans to meet with Durov.

World Health Organization: Updated diagnostic testing guidelines to detect new monkeypox strains and is working with countries to promote them.

World Health Organization: Calls for rapid access to monkeypox diagnostic tests and invites manufacturers to conduct an urgent review.

The S&P 500 turned negative, while the Nasdaq fell 0.2%.