Japanese government official: The August industrial output data did not take into account the impact of Typhoon Shanshan.

Japanese government official: Although the assessment has been revised upward, we need to remain vigilant about the outlook.

Japanese government officials: Industrial output is expected to decline month-on-month in September due to a decline in the output of semiconductor production equipment and electronic component equipment.

Japanese government official: (Regarding industrial output) If output is lower than planned, production in August may fall month-on-month.

The United States has destroyed Houthi missile systems and drones in the past 24 hours.

Brazilian Central Bank President Neto: Inflation is rising in Latin America.

According to the American political news website Politico: US President Biden is considering providing price support for key US minerals.

The United States and Peru reached an agreement to strengthen cooperation in the field of critical minerals.

Venezuelan Vice President: Venezuela will establish a foreign exchange interbank market.

According to the New York Times: Donors urged Harris to reconsider taxes on the super-rich.

Brazil will hold a spot dollar auction of up to $1.5 billion on August 30.

A Bloomberg/Morningstar poll shows that U.S. Vice President Harris has widened her advantage over Trump on economy-related issues; Harris is leading or tied in seven states; and after the Democratic National Convention, Harris maintained good momentum in swing states.

Dell expects fiscal year sales to be between $95.5 billion and $98.5 billion.

Dell expects third-quarter sales to be between $24 billion and $25 billion.

US President Biden will travel to Michigan on Friday, September 6.

Foreign central banks held U.S. Treasuries worth $6.739 billion in the week ending August 24, compared with $6.378 billion in the previous week.

Starlink: We intend to resolve the obstacles we encounter in Brazil legally.

Starlink: The team is doing everything possible to ensure service in Brazil.

Dell (DELL.N) shares rose 5% after the market closed as its second-quarter revenue and adjusted earnings per share exceeded expectations.

According to the network status monitoring website DownDetector: users reported problems with the social media platform "X".