Expectations for interest rate cuts warmed up, and major indices rose slightly; medical insurance led the gains, while Dow Jones strengthened. Large-scale technological divisions but AI continues to be popular, copper mine mergers and acquisitions suppress raw materials; employment corrections weaken, gold and oil are in full swing, and the market is waiting to see Apple's announcement and the Federal Reserve Commission's move.

AI weights lead the way and the expectation of interest rate cuts support risk appetite, weakening employment and tariff uncertainty are intertwined; Huida and Broadcom continue to form indicators, ASML layout AI is created, focusing on futures index volume and price and industry rotation

Betting on interest rate cuts pushed up U.S. stocks, and the market waited for PPI and CPI to set; technology and semiconductors led the gains, with HOOD and APP included in the S & P 500 incentives;SATS spectrum trading surged, and bond yields fell.

Inflation data will be released. Futures index is too large, but bond interest rates and oil prices are contained;S&P500 adjustments push up HOOD and APP, SATS spectrum trading has soared, and tariffs and supply chain supervision have increased uncertainty.

The cooling in employment triggered a bet on interest rate cuts, and U.S. bond yields fell; semiconductors and AI supported the market, Broadcom surged, Tesla strengthened, and Lululemon fell sharply. The market focuses on the Fed's September interest rate cut and subsequent data.

Non-agricultural employment will set the path of interest rate cuts, futures are too high, but doubts about recession remain; Tesla is promoting new salaries, Broadcom AI has performed well, Lulu Lemon is revising guidance, and US and Japan tariff risks affect the automobile and chip supply chain.

Weaker labor data pushed up the probability of a September interest rate cut to 97%, with technology and fees leading the gains. Amazon was strong, AI hardware was stable and software was divided. The US dollar strengthened, bond yields fell, oil and gold were under pressure, and market risk sentiment was positive.

U.S. stock futures rose slightly before the market, as the market focused on ADP and jobless data, Fed personnel hearings and the probability of a September interest rate cut. Salesforce has become more conservative, Broadcom's financial report has attracted attention; exports to China have tightened and tariff litigation have increased uncertainty.

The number of job vacancies in JOLTs fell sharply, strengthening market expectations for a September interest rate cut, and U.S. stocks rose late. Alphabet's surge has driven technology stocks and market sentiment, with energy stocks weakening due to OPEC+ production increase plans.

Technology stocks led the gains, semiconductors and energy weakened; regulatory risks cooled and pushed Alphabet and Apple higher, JOLTS weakened and strengthened expectations for a September interest rate cut, yield rates fell to support evaluations, and indices were structurally differentiated.

U.S. stock futures stabilized, with technology leading the gains; tariffs and long-term yields rising triggered fluctuations. Alphabet Lido, TSMC equipment approval, Massey's strong financial report and AI talent dynamics have become the focus.

[U.S. stocks] Uncertainty in tariffs and higher yields suppressed evaluations, while technology and fees led the decline, and the index fell across the board. Gold prices hit high, US dollar and US bond yields rose both, and food and beverage and biotechnology stocks diverged.

The three major futures fell, tariff uncertainty rose, and gold and oil interest rates rose. Kraft Heinz split, Spirit Aviation filed for bankruptcy again, Nestlé changed its coach; energy and weight-loss drug themes received attention, and technological valuations were under pressure.

Uncertainty in the timing of tariff rulings and appeals has increased, and the risk of U.S. stock market volatility has increased in September. Focusing on inflation and employment data, and the White House's response, the Chinese General Administration and Electric Vehicle News diverged, focusing on futures and stock rotation, and focusing on conservative allocation of funds.

Political stalemate in France and strikes in Europe have hit market confidence. U.S. stock futures have been dragged down but have stabilized as U.S. PCE data eased inflation concerns. However, rebalancing transactions at the end of the month and buying and wait-and-see before the Labor Day holiday caused major indices to close down at the end.

Fei Half led the decline, dragging down U.S. stocks, with NVDA and MRVL weakening, and DELL falling sharply;ADSK bucked the trend and rose sharply, and defense stocks EIX and MOH strengthened. PCE slightly higher pushed up U.S. bond yields, and funds turned to low volatility before the holiday.

PCE will announce, futures will fall and yields will rise, while U.S. stocks will wait and see. Huida's customer concentration attracted attention, and Dell and Maiweir's financial forecasts put pressure;YouTube TV renewed its contract with Fox, European stocks fell slightly and oil and gold weakened.

Huida's earnings were better than expected but its outlook was conservative, which once suppressed market sentiment. However, U.S. GDP and employment data showed resilience and supported the stabilization of U.S. stocks. AI themes once again became the focus, driving technology stocks to rebound, and major indices closed higher at the end.

Technology stocks held up, led by the index;SNOW's better-than-expected earnings report led to a stronger cloud software, NVDA fell but semiconductors rose. The market focuses on PCE inflation and AI chain fundamentals, tariff impact and capital rotation.

U.S. stocks were divided before the market; Vidia's earnings were better than expectations but the data center was slightly lower. Snowflakes surged, Vidia strengthened, and Tesla's sales in Europe were weak. Interest rates and oil are stable, focusing on AI capital expenditures and retail outlook.