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Reuters describes the extension as shorter than markets had hoped. Bloomberg reports that Trump also said he expected no moves toward AI guardrails during the summit.
The Wall Street Journal reports that the planned closures mark the second round of café cuts under CEO Brian Niccol, as Starbucks seeks to streamline operations and boost profitability.
FinancialJuice, citing sources close to the talks, says negotiators in New York are exploring a plan involving Iran reopening the Strait of Hormuz and the US lifting its economic blockade of Iran.
A user described PB Fintech as “36% down” and blamed the government. Another suggested investors may seek better opportunities in US markets.
NDTV reported investor losses of ₹3.93 lakh crore as the Indian stock indexes fell, sharing the figures on September 24, 2026.
The OECD kept its 2026 forecasts at 0.5% GDP growth and 6.5% inflation, according to a post citing Vedomosti. A separate press review quotes Russian papers describing a housing construction slump and growing inflation worries.
S&P Global reports that Trump said “let’s not send out the diesel” on September 22, as a potential export ban was being floated amid record-high prices.
Ghana’s presidency says Mahama also appeared on Nasdaq’s Times Square billboard carrying the same message, setting the tone for the U.S.–Ghana Presidential Roundtable.
A September 24 market update also lists WTI at $91.35 a barrel. Separately, a commenter argues that a Hormuz risk premium would fade quickly if flows through the strait stay normal.
Trump hailed a “truly great friendship” with Xi Jinping as their summit began, TTA News Network reported on September 24.
ABC News reports that the lawsuit accuses the prediction market of operating in New York without a license.
MoniifyBusiness reports that Meta has launched an AI gadget called Charm alongside new Ray-Bans.
The New York Times reports that the satellite would have enough computing power to answer simple AI queries from space, with a launch planned for October 1, 2026.
The Economic Times reports that buyers include refiners in India and China, as the Iran war disrupts regional oil flows and alternative supplies face pressure.
A September 24, 2026, post says the market moves followed a statement by President Pezeshkian.
ZeroHedge raises the possibility of a bond-driven stock market crash, arguing that “math still eventually wins.”
Nikkei Asia reports that Saudi Aramco's chief says any interruption can be fixed “within days.”
A post says the EU is in “ongoing” high-level contact with the US administration and plans to assess the diesel situation at a September 29, 2026 meeting.
MarketWatch reports that the New York Fed president said it was reasonable to think there would be one more interest-rate hike in 2026.
A post describing the launch says the first three portfolios use strategies developed by BlackRock for Ondo and are each represented by one transferable blockchain token.