Central Bank of Peru: This interest rate cut does not necessarily mean that interest rates will continue to be cut in the future. Future interest rate cuts will depend on inflation data and its determinants. Overall inflation will continue to remain within the target range.

The Central Bank of Peru cut interest rates by 25 basis points, setting the benchmark rate at 5.25%.

Market news: US Secretary of Defense Austin held talks with South Korean Defense Minister.

Former US President Trump: All overtime taxes will be abolished.

The White House has established an artificial intelligence data center infrastructure working group.

Former US President Trump reiterated that he would not participate in the debate again.

Market news: Chevron will redeploy staff on offshore platforms today.

Foreign central banks held U.S. Treasuries worth $1.63 billion in the week ending September 7, compared with $4.989 billion in the previous week.

The U.S. government budget for August was -380 billion U.S. dollars, expected to be -317.3 billion U.S. dollars, and the previous value was -243.7 billion U.S. dollars.

Oracle (ORCL.N) executives: Revenue is expected to reach at least $66 billion in fiscal 2026, and revenue is expected to reach at least $104 billion in fiscal 2029, with earnings per share increasing by 20%.

U.S. Vice President Harris: We have a responsibility to the voters to hold another presidential debate.

Investment Company Institute (ICI): As of September 11, U.S. money market assets reached a record high of $6.32 trillion.

It is reported that Millennium Management will raise up to $10 billion in long-term funds.

Hang Seng Index futures closed up 0.24% at 17,294 points in the night session, 45 points higher than the previous session.

US Department of Defense spokesman: Russia has not yet used Iranian missiles.

French artificial intelligence programming startup Poolside is raising funding at a valuation close to $3 billion.

LSEG Lipper: U.S. leveraged loan funds saw outflows for the seventh consecutive week in the week ended September 11. U.S. municipal bond funds saw inflows of $1.3 billion.

Wells Fargo: Anti-money laundering measures must be strengthened before expanding certain products in the future.