Bank of America cited EPFR data: technology stocks recorded inflows ($5.1 billion) for the 10th consecutive week, the longest period since September 2021, and emerging market stocks saw inflows of $4.9 billion.

Kremlin: Russian President Vladimir Putin will hold talks with his Turkish counterpart in Sochi on Monday.

Kremlin: If the weapons produced by the weapons production facilities are aimed at Russia, then they will be targeted by our military.

Kremlin: British company BAE Systems setting up local entity in Ukraine will not ease tensions or help resolve conflict.

Bank of America cited EPFR data: In the week ended Wednesday, $10.3 billion flowed into stocks, $6.5 billion into cash, $1.7 billion into bonds and $300 million into gold.

The Bank of America Bull and Bear Indicator rose to 4.4 (a five-month high) from 4.1 previously.

IMF Chief Economist Gopinath: After Zambia’s debt restructuring, I feel more hopeful, but more work needs to be done.

Market news: The Hong Kong Observatory will issue the second-highest typhoon signal for the first time in three years.

US ambassador to EU: will help rebuild Ukraine, the biggest plan since the Marshall Plan.

IMF Chief Economist Gopinath: We need a faster global debt restructuring mechanism. Fully agree with the view that the international financial system needs to be changed.

IMF Chief Economist Gopinath: The implementation of the African Free Trade Agreement will have a significant positive impact on the region.

Ukraine said two cargo ships were exporting iron ore from Black Sea ports.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida: Will speed up consideration of economic measures.

Indonesian President Widodo will attend the G20 Summit in India on September 8.

According to Nikkei: Japan and the UK will sign an agreement on next-generation reactors.

Swiss banking experts say the SNB should relax its Emergency Liquidity Assistance (ELA) rules.