The Nasdaq 100 index turned negative.

Canada’s S&P Global Composite PMI for July was 47, compared with 47.5 in the previous month.

The annual rate of Red Book commercial retail sales in the United States for the week ending August 3 was 5.1%, compared with 4.5% in the previous week.

Swedish clothing brand H&M will not seek discounts from Bangladeshi suppliers due to the delays.

The Central Bank of Moldova kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 3.60%.

Ukrainian State Gas Transport Company: The amount of Russian natural gas that passed through the Sudzha border crossing was 41.54 million cubic meters on August 7 and 42.39 million cubic meters on August 6.

Caterpillar (CAT.N) turned negative in pre-market trading.

Israeli military: Interceptor missiles failed to hit their targets in Western Galilee, resulting in civilian injuries.

Sources: US Vice President Harris has not yet spoken with Minnesota Governor Tim Waltz.

The pan-European Stoxx 600 index fell to an intraday low, extending losses to 0.5%.

ICE Arabica coffee futures rose more than 5% to $2.3885 a pound.

According to The Times of Israel: Iran said it had not arrested anyone in connection with the killing of the Hamas leader and that reports to the contrary were "false."

According to the Ukrainian Pravda: Explosions were heard in Sumy, Ukraine, and the state issued an air raid alert. It was reported that the Russian army dropped guided bombs.

Uber (UBER.N) CEO: No slowdown or weakness seen in revenue data.

According to the Times of Israel: The Palestinian Authority said five Palestinians were killed in an IDF attack on Jenin.