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The privacy coin narrative has also ended
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In the early stage, the evil coins $LAB and river have both rebounded

#美国8月核心cpi环比涨0.3%超预期 U.S. stock market outlook analysis: CPI lands, rate hikes near 90% certainty; equities jump 1% to end a four-day losing streak

On Friday, all three major U.S. stock indexes rebounded together. The S&P 500 rose 0.86% to 7656.98, the Nasdaq gained 0.96%, and the Dow jumped 0.98%, ending a four-day decline. August CPI accelerated; rate futures’ pricing for next week’s rate hike surged from 72% to nearly 90%. However, the market interpreted it as “hot enough to trigger tightening,” and risk appetite actually recovered.

Macroeconomic news impact:
CPI warming alongside U.S. Treasury yields nearing 5% put pressure on the front end, while the long end outperformed. The 2-year yield rose 4 bps to 4.63%;

With rate-hike expectations warming, valuations would typically be pressured, but corporate earnings resilience and expectations for AI compute expansion formed an offset. The VIX fell to 15.88.

Oil prices are the key buffer—WTI fell 2% to $99.99, Brent dropped nearly 3%. The energy pullback partly offset inflation concerns. Gold rose 0.7% to hold above $4349, while Bitcoin rose 0.3%.

Asset correlations:
The PHLX Semiconductor Index gained 1.81%. OnSemiconductor? (Onsemi) rose 8.51%, and Synaptics? (SiS?)? rose 5.14%. The AI server supply chain surged: Dell jumped 11.98% to a record high, and HP rose 8.4%. Optical communications strengthened,

Coherent and Mixel? (Maywire?) both rose more than 4%. Storage concepts mostly declined; Seagate fell 3.73%. Chinese concept stocks were mixed, with NIO up 3.07%.

Rate hikes are “nearly a done deal,” but if framed as a “dovish rate hike” rather than a prolonged tightening cycle, pressure on long-dated Treasuries and growth stocks can be managed. In the near term, keep a close eye on the Fed’s wording next week—oil’s pullback and AI capital expenditures are the two core variables right now.$CL $XAU $SOXL #比特币CPI后反弹站上79000美元 #现货黄金涨0.87%白银涨1.13% #甲骨文财报超预期股价涨逾6% #CPI数据来袭能否触发9月加息

#美伊互袭油轮冲突升级 U.S. stock market close summary: Oracle opened higher but fell back; Dell surged to a new high after earnings

On Friday, the three major U.S. stock indexes closed mixed. Oracle jumped more than 8% at the open, then quickly reversed, ultimately closing down 1.74% as bulls and bears battled fiercely. Dell Technologies soared nearly 12% and hit an all-time high, becoming the strongest focal point of the session. Within the AI and technology main theme, sector rotation accelerated, with capital focusing on earnings certainty and new narratives.

Micron Technology led with $21.197 billion in trading value, closing down 0.22%. It announced that employees in Taiwan could receive a bonus of up to one million TWD.
Nvidia traded $19.470 billion, edging down 0.03%. Huang Chengxun expressed optimism that cybersecurity will be the next major battlefield for AI.
Apple rose 1.75%, with $16.862 billion in trading value, as its foldable-screen iPhone Duo targets the Asian market.

Top gainers:
Dell Technologies led with +11.98%, with RBC setting a $640 price target.
Bloom Energy rose 6.68%.
Intel rose 2.61%; its Altera unit plans to submit a confidential IPO filing.
AMD rose 2.49%.
SpaceX rose 2.04%; Starship’s test launch next week may also place V3 Starlink satellites into orbit.

Top decliners:
SanDisk fell 3.50% and Seagate Technology fell 3.73%, as executives conducted large-scale share sales.

News highlights:
Amazon partners with OpenAI—some DSP ad buyers can extend their ads to ChatGPT.
Blackstone plans to place multiple-times additional purchases of Google TPU.
Tesla received an upgraded valuation for its autonomous driving trucks from Morgan Stanley.
Meta’s ultra-lightweight and thin-headset render images leaked.

Overall market sentiment stayed relatively warm, but differentiation intensified. Capital continued to pour into narratives around AI compute, electric vehicles, and aerospace. Stocks that beat expectations attracted follow-on buying, and for short-term trading, investors should closely monitor news-driven catalysts. $DELL $SPCX $SOXL

Core CPI beats expectations, and the Fed’s rate hikes are just one step away—so why didn’t U.S. stocks fall but instead rose?

To put it simply, today’s market can be summed up in one sentence: CPI is hot, but not hot enough to smash the pot.

Core CPI came in hotter than expected on a month-over-month basis, and the probability of a rate hike jumped to nearly 90%—so it should have dropped.

But why did U.S. stocks rise instead? Because the market had already “digested” the rate hike in advance. When the data came out, core CPI year over year still fell, and overall CPI also matched expectations—nothing as bad as people had feared. If the worst expectations don’t turn even worse, that’s a positive.

Then there’s oil prices. Brent slid back from around 110, with reports that talks on a shipping agreement are underway in the Middle East. When oil prices loosen, half of the risk-pipeline for inflation transmission gets defused.

In terms of sectors, Oracle’s earnings blew the roof off, directly providing a backstop for tech stocks. Hardware names like Dell and Hewlett-Packard are also rising—investors are chasing stocks with stronger earnings certainty.

So today’s rally isn’t really about “inflation is fine.” It’s about “rate hikes are already priced in, oil-price risks have eased, and tech stocks still have their own story.” Don’t chase the highs—watch oil prices and whether the Fed hikes after September. That’s the real variable. $CL $ZEC $ETH #CPI数据来袭能否触发9月加息 #比特币CPI后反弹站上79000美元 #美国8月核心CPI环比涨0.3%超预期 #BNB涨破730美元 #现货黄金涨0.87%白银涨1.13%

Ethereum breaks above $2,600 to hit a new high in nearly 8 months

Up nearly 7% in 24 hours; Bitcoin is approaching $79,000, up nearly 2% in 24 hours. Crypto-related stocks: BMNR up more than 7%; Strategy, CleanSpark, and Hut 8 up more than 5%; Coinbase up more than 3%.#BNB涨破730美元 #比特币CPI后反弹站上79000美元 #比特币未平仓合约占比升至42.1% $BTC $ETH $BNB

U.S. AI PC hardware stocks continue to rise
$Dell Technologies (DELL.US)$ surged more than 11%, setting a new all-time high again; HPE Technology rose more than 10%, $HP (HPQ.US)$ jumped more than 9%.$DELL $HPE $HPQ.US

#美国8月核心cpi环比涨0.3%超预期 oil prices “go over 100” and you feel “your legs go weak”? The Middle East wants to talk?
This round of crude’s pullback, to put it plainly, is the “war premium” getting squeezed out. WTI surged above 104 last night, and today it fell back below 99—down about 3%.
Why is it falling?
There’s really only one piece of good news: next Monday, the Gulf Six Nations will sit down with Iran’s foreign minister to discuss the passage of merchant ships through the Strait of Hormuz. Once this headline hit, the market immediately felt “less tense.” The long positions that had rushed in earlier fearing supply disruption started to exit.
On top of that, Yemen’s Houthi forces said fighting in the Red Sea has stopped, and panic on the supply side directly ebbed.
Is this a short-term or long-term bearish factor?
My view: in the short term, sentiment will cool off, but the trend hasn’t turned yet. Oil prices have climbed nearly 10% this week, so profit-taking should be running. OPEC+ also hasn’t increased output in October—supply is still tight.
How to trade?
The negotiation on Monday is the key—if it’s successful, oil prices will keep deflating $CL $BZ

#美国8月核心cpi环比涨0.3%超预期 CPI has landed, and the rate hike probability is 90%—don’t panic. Is this a “bad news that’s already over”?
Core CPI month-over-month is 0.3%, slightly above expectations, but overall CPI year-over-year is 3.4%, just barely clearing the line. The key is that the market didn’t treat it as bad news at all—S&P 500, Dow, and Nasdaq futures are all up, with Nasdaq futures up more than 1%.
As for the sector logic, it’s one sentence: buy expectations, sell facts.
Guys, just watch where the money rushes at the open. Large tech stocks and financial/banking are the main targets. Gold is even more amusing: after the CPI release, the gold price first dipped and then surged—now it’s back to $4,389, which shows that haven funds didn’t leave; instead, they’re adding positions. Oil prices, on the other hand, have crashed 3%, because the market is betting that tensions in the Middle East will ease, and the earlier oil long positions are exiting.
In terms of action, don’t chase—wait for a pullback. The rate-hike probability jumped from 70% to 90%, but the market reaction is being called “bad news that’s already over.” The real thing to watch is whether, after the Fed hikes next week for real, profit-takers might flip and dump. $CL $BTC $XAU

$ZEC again touched around 1200
ETF funds are also boosting ahead of distribution
Move decisively and enter a short position

$XAU $XAG $BTC 8After the release of the August CPI data, spot gold and silver prices saw a V-shaped reversal. $Gold/US Dollar (XAUUSD.CFD)$ is up 1%, trading at $4,360 per ounce;

$Silver/US Dollar (XAGUSD.FX)$ is up 2%.

The crypto market continues to rise, with Bitcoin (BTC.CC) and Ethereum (ETH.CC) up 1% and 2%, respectively.#CPI数据来袭能否触发9月加息

$COHR $MRVL $LITE optical communications concept stocks strong momentum

Coherent and AXTI rose nearly 6%, while迈威尔科技, AAOI, and Ciena rose nearly 5%. Lumentum, Corning, and Nokia rose more than 3%.

$XAU US August CPI released: gold plunges and falls below $4,300; oil prices drop more than 3%

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics released the August CPI data. In August, the year-on-year U.S. CPI rose 3.4%, matching expectations of 3.4%; the prior value was 3.4%. On a month-on-month basis, it increased 0.4%, with expectations of 0.4%.

The August core consumer price index rose 2.4% year-on-year, matching expectations of 2.4%, down from the prior 2.5%. Core CPI increased 0.3% month-on-month in August, while forecasts were for 0.2%.

After the data was released, spot gold briefly fell below $4,300 per ounce. International oil prices dropped more than 3%.

Earlier, market expectations were that the U.S. August CPI would rise 0.4% month-on-month, with the year-on-year increase staying at 3.4%. Core CPI, excluding food and energy, was expected to rise 0.2% month-on-month, with the year-on-year increase potentially easing to 2.4%.$BTC $SOXL #CPI数据来袭能否触发9月加息

$BTC $XAU $SOXL 8After the release of the July CPI data, the market expects the probability of a Fed rate hike next week to be about 90%

US short-term interest rate futures fell briefly, and spot gold briefly broke below the $4,300 per ounce level.#CPI数据来袭能否触发9月加息

CPI to ignite tonight! If it spikes up, short—don’t catch falling knives
Tonight 20:30 CPI. The market expects YoY at 3.4%, and the core monthly rate has fallen to 0.2%. Inflation isn’t as scary, but the probability of a rate hike has already surged to 73%.
Let’s see what pre-market funds are doing. Overnight tech stocks were bloodbathed: Micron fell 5%, Intel dropped 5.5%. Funds clearly intend to pull away from the AI high-valuation hype. But the pre-market tone has changed today. Nasdaq futures are up 0.64% pre-market, Oracle surged 5.77% pre-market—funds are betting that CPI won’t come in too hot, positioning early for an oversold rebound.
I’ll state the conclusion directly: don’t treat a rebound as a reversal. Today’s attack isn’t aimed at chips—it’s event-driven. ACV is being acquired by Copart at a 45% premium; it’s up 44% pre-market. That’s pure certainty in the premium. SpaceX is up 0.7% pre-market, but the concerns about slowing data-center expansion are real.
The core logic is simple: before CPI is released, the bulls are probing forward, while the bears are ready to retreat at any moment. If CPI comes in above expectations and the shadow of rate hikes returns, tech stocks will get another cut. If it matches expectations, the oversold rebound can give you a bite—but don’t get greedy and stay in for a long fight. Tonight’s play is: “buy the news, sell the facts.”
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#CPI数据来袭能否触发9月加息 US stock pre-market news: Three major index futures rise across the board; semiconductor and memory stocks surge together

Ahead of the US market open, all three major stock index futures jumped, while semiconductors and memory stocks strengthened. International oil prices fell by more than 1%, and gold and silver prices rose.

All three major index futures rise
Ahead of the US market open, all three major index futures moved higher. As of the time of publication, Dow Jones futures were up 0.36%, Nasdaq 100 futures up 0.35%, and S&P 500 index futures up 0.36%.

Most large-cap tech stocks rose. NVIDIA rose 0.70%, Amazon up 0.37%, META up 0.38%, Tesla up 0.31%, and Google up 0.20%, while Microsoft and Apple fell.

Semiconductor and memory stocks gained broadly. ASML rose 1.54%, AMD up 0.76%, Seagate Technology up 1.02%, SK Hynix up 1.04%, Western Digital up 0.77%, and Micron Technology up 0.82%.

Among popular individual stocks, Oracle shares were up more than 7% pre-market, as the company’s revenue and profits both exceeded expectations.

International oil prices pull back. WTI crude futures were temporarily down 1.55% to $100.86 per barrel; Brent crude futures fell 1.78% to $105.73 per barrel.

Precious metals edged higher. London spot gold rose 0.78% to $4,349.50 per ounce; London spot silver rose 0.68% to $64.02 per ounce.

Trump says he “doesn’t regret” launching the Iran war
On the 10th, US President Trump said he does not “regret” launching the war against Iran, adding that “if I had to choose again, I would make the exact same decision.” On that day, during an interview with Fox News, Trump was asked whether he would still take military action against Iran even if it would affect the US midterm elections. Trump said, “What if we stand still and Iran suddenly has nuclear weapons? They will definitely use them.” He also said that once Iran has nuclear weapons, it would “completely destroy” Israel and the Middle East, and then attack US cities on home soil.

US Senate committee launches investigation into OpenAI
According to reports from the US on the 10th, on the 9th, the chair of the Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee’s Subcommittee on Disaster Management, Josh Hawley, sent a letter to OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, saying that it is launching an investigation into OpenAI due to an incident in which the systems of “Face” (Facebook) company were compromised. $CL $XAU $ORCL

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US stocks after-hours: Tech’s seven giants fall together; storage chip concept stocks continue down

After the close in the US, index futures for the three major stock indices saw slight fluctuations; the US tech seven giant stocks all fell, with Apple down 0.22%; storage chip concept stocks extended their decline, with SK hynix and SanDisk down more than 1%; WTI crude oil futures rose more than 1%; and the security threat level for the Strait of Hormuz remained at “severe.”

US index futures for the three major stock indices moved little. Dow Jones futures rose 0.02%, Nasdaq futures fell 0.11%, and S&P 500 index futures rose 0.03%. CNBC reported that the market is closely watching the August consumer price index report.
Tech’s seven giant stocks all fell after the close: Apple down 0.22%, Amazon down 0.15%, Nvidia down 0.27%, Google down 0.39%, Tesla down 0.02%, Meta down 0.44%, and Microsoft down 0.42%.

Storage chip concept stocks continued to fall after the close, with SK hynix down 1.22% and SanDisk down 1.01%. In addition, Micron Technology fell 0.6%, Lumentum fell 0.46%, Corning fell 1.87%, and Intel fell 0.94%.

In the pharmaceuticals and biotech sector, most stocks rose after the close: Eli Lilly rose 0.03%, Johnson & Johnson rose 0.32%, Merck rose 0.09%, and Novartis rose 0.14%.

WTI crude oil futures rose 1.71% to $104.23 per barrel. This week, WTI crude oil futures surged from around $92 per barrel to about $104 per barrel currently, with a rise of more than 13% in the range.

Spot gold and silver saw a sharp drop in the previous trading session, and the current trend is choppy. Spot gold edged up to $4,317.45 per ounce; spot silver fell 0.12% to $63.5 per ounce.

Joint Maritime Information Center: Security threat level for the Strait of Hormuz remains “severe”
On September 10 local time, a notice released by the US-led Joint Maritime Information Center said that the maritime security situation in the Middle East remains tense, and the security threat level for the Strait of Hormuz remained “severe.” The notice said that under the current security situation, the likelihood of attacks on vessels is relatively high.

It is understood that the notice rated the threat levels for the Gulf of Aden and the southern part of the Bab el-Mandeb—Red Sea as “elevated.”
Yemen’s Houthis say Red Sea navigation is “not under threat”
Yemen’s Houthi armed group said on the 10th that international vessels transiting the Red Sea and the Bab el-Mandeb are “not under threat,” and that they remain safe.$CL $SOXL $KORU #沙特原油产量创1990年来新低