The two oil prices in the United States and Burundi continued to decline, falling by more than 0.4 US dollars in the short term, and are now at US $79.48/barrel and US $83.54/barrel respectively.

Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Summers: In the next 10 years, the average U.S. 10-year Treasury yield may reach 4.75%.

Oil prices continued to fall, Brent crude oil fell by 1.00% in the day, and is now at $83.75 per barrel.

U.S. Steel (XN) rose to 4% on news that ArcelorMittal is considering the possibility of acquiring U.S. Steel (XN).

Petrobras CEO: Brazil should have a buffer account for oil price volatility.

Bitcoin fell back below $29,000 per coin for the first time since August 7, down 0.58% on the day.

Russian Ministry of Economy: As of August 14, the annual inflation rate was 4.66%, up from 4.43% a week ago.

The death toll in the Dominican Republic has risen to 25, according to Agence France-Presse citing emergency services.

Market news: Brazil plans to end subsidies for fossil fuels.

Market news: Brazil will set a carbon emission cap for large polluting companies.

Market news: The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority, the Italian Financial Supervisory Authority and the Bank of Italy signed a cooperation agreement.

Amazon (AMZN.O): Will display Amazon-sponsored product ads on Pinterest and Buzzfeed platforms.

German Chancellor Scholz: We will gradually reduce electricity prices.

German Chancellor Scholz: Germany has the ability to deal with current problems.

German Chancellor Scholz: Energy prices still need to fall further.

German Chancellor Scholz: The economy has weathered the crisis better than many predicted.

German Chancellor Scholz: The German economy is facing challenging times.

USGS: 5.0-magnitude earthquake struck 159 kilometers south of Severo-Kurilsk, Russia.