S&P: Tightening financing conditions in the UK are likely to become very stringent and the impact on the economy may be more significant than currently forecast.

S&P: UK real wage growth has just turned positive and will improve further in the coming months.

S&P: UK household consumption grew sharply in the second quarter, but will see a downward revision in the second half of the year.

The U.S. 10-year Treasury bond yield rose 10 basis points that day to 4.538%.

S&P: The overall UK inflation rate remains high, but we expect it to gradually fall closer to the target level in the second half of 2024.

S&P: The UK economy is expected to remain in a state of low growth and near stagnation until 2024 as real interest rates become increasingly restrictive.

UNIFOR: Negotiations with General Motors involve about 4,300 workers at the St. Catharines powertrain plant, Oshawa assembly plant and Woodstock parts distribution center.

United Automobile Workers Union (UNIFOR): Negotiations will begin with the three major Detroit automakers. The next target company will be General Motors. Negotiations will begin on September 26.

UNIFOR: General Motors is the next target company in D3 negotiations.

Market news: Samsung plans to start manufacturing laptops in India next month.

Goldman Sachs CEO Solomon: Traditional energy companies are very important to Goldman Sachs.

Karabakh Local Government: There were casualties after an explosion at a gas station in Karabakh.

"Bond King" Gross: In the next few weeks, the U.S. 10-year neutral interest rate will reach 4.53%.

Market news: Air raid sirens sounded in the Sevastopol region.

US Republican presidential candidate Nikki Harley: A government shutdown would be irresponsible and inexcusable.

US Republican presidential candidate Nikki Harley: We need to ensure that electric vehicle batteries are produced in the United States.

Market news: Italy will set the budget deficit target for 2024 at between 4.1% and 4.3% of GDP, instead of the 3.7% target proposed in April.

The Fed accepted a total of $1.437 trillion from 99 counterparties in fixed-rate reverse repurchase operations.

Market news: Air France-KLM has ordered 50 A350 Airbus aircraft.

Devon Energy: Oil prices at $90/barrel make secondary shale wells more attractive.