On September 11th, after the announcement of the CPI data, the short-term futures of the three major US stock indexes fell, with NASDAQ futures down 0.38%, S&P 500 index futures down 0.41%, and Dow Jones futures down 0.59%.

2. The main stock indexes in Europe rose collectively, with the German DAX index up 0.29%, the UK FTSE100 index up 0.02%, the French CAC index up 0.12%, and the Euro Stoxx 50 index up 0.51%.

3. The year-on-year core CPI in the US in August, on a non-seasonally adjusted basis, rose by 3.2%, unchanged from the previous month, in line with market expectations, after four consecutive months of decline.

4. The non-seasonally adjusted CPI in the US in August rose by 2.5% year-on-year, marking the fifth consecutive month of decline and reaching the lowest level since February 2021, lower than market expectations of 2.6%.

5. A real-time poll conducted by CNN commissioned by SSRS shows that 63% of viewers believe that Harris outperformed Trump in Tuesday's presidential candidate debate.

6. UBS strategist predicts that the S&P 500 index will fall by at least 10% from its peak within a month.

7. Huang Renxun will deliver a speech at the Goldman Sachs conference in San Francisco on Wednesday, and Blackwell will be the focus of attention.

8. Amazon AWS plans to invest 8 billion pounds in the construction of data centers in the UK in the next 5 years.

Elon Musk: Tesla's next-generation AI chip Dojo 2 will be mass-equipped by the end of 2025.

FAA reiterates: Boeing will only allow production increases for new 737 MAX aircraft after they are safe and compliant.

Morningstar: By 2029, as many as 16 new GLP-1 weight loss drugs may be launched, and Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly still dominate the market.

Goldman Sachs is close to an agreement to sell its co-branded credit card business with General Motors to Barclays Bank.

JPMorgan plans to redeem $1.6 billion worth of preferred stock next month and reallocate capital before the arrival of the Basel rules.

Bank of America CEO praises Buffett as a great investor, stating that the proposed changes in capital are manageable and will continue with share buybacks.

UBS Group promises to continue providing approximately 350 billion Swiss francs in credit to the Swiss market.

Starbucks' new CEO plans to double efforts to improve the company's physical stores, focusing on stores and coffee.

Honda Motor has cut jobs in China and temporarily halted production at three factories.

Sony has released the latest game console PS5 Pro, priced at $699 in the US.

Dell Technologies will continue to cut jobs this year to control costs.

Volkswagen terminated a job security agreement ahead of schedule, paving the way for layoffs at German factories.

GameStop's Q2 revenue decreased by 31% to $0.798 billion, market expectations were $0.896 billion; adjusted earnings per share were $0.04, while the market expected a loss of $0.09 per share.