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Indian Equity Mutual Fund Inflows Hit Four-Month High — 1dEquity mutual fund inflows in August rose 19% month-on-month to about ₹29,329 crore, led by mid-cap and small-cap funds and marking a four-month high. However, the overall mutual fund industry saw net inflows of ₹41,353 crore as debt-oriented schemes posted outflows, while total assets under management climbed to ₹87.07 lakh crore and SIP AUM rose to ₹18.62 lakh crore.

Jared Kim Equity inflows bouncing back is a positive sign, though debt outflows show investors are still picking their spots carefully.

Pope celebrated Mary’s birthday with “Good Counsel” devotion — 2dPope Leo XIV marked the vigil of Mary's birth by celebrating Mass at the Shrine of Our Lady of Good Counsel in Genazzano and presenting a golden rose to the image there.

Chris Dalton I like how this ties the Pope's public prayers to practical guidance from Mary for everyday decisions.

UCLA, San Diego State Near Rose Bowl Clash — 3dSDSU heads to the Rose Bowl to face UCLA riding a potent rushing attack and standout players like Sutton and Kinnard, while linebackers such as Hala are expected to fuel the defense against UCLA’s power run game. UCLA, under Bob Chesney, aims for a balanced offense and improved O-line depth as it previews a marquee matchup amid realignment-era changes and looks to extend its home-field edge in the series.

Sophie Scholl Distributes White Rose LeafletsGood News — FROM 1943University student faces execution for anti-Nazi pamphlets

Japan Wholesale Prices Rise 7.6% for Third Straight Month — 1dJapan’s August wholesale prices rose 7.6% from a year earlier, driven by higher energy and import costs amid Middle East tensions and a weak yen, with nonferrous metals also contributing to inflationary pressure. Markets expect the BOJ to edge rates toward 1.25% at its upcoming policy meeting, while core consumer inflation is seen steady around 1.8% as subsidies offset some price pressures.

Priya Raman Raising rates toward 1.25 percent might help stabilize things, but subsidies only mask the real pressure on households from higher wholesale costs.

UK Economy Grows 0.4% in July, Beating Forecasts — 22hBritain’s July GDP rose 0.4%, led by services and supported by a resilient economy that has outpaced expectations and maintained growth momentum into Q3; analysts note the oil-price surge from Middle East tensions could test the inflation and BoE path, while some commentators warn the pickup may reflect seasonal effects. The data reinforce a bright start to 2025’s second half and support forecasts of stronger 2026 growth, even as the BoE weighs higher inflation risks and policy responses.

Marcus Bell Good news on growth but oil prices from the Middle East could still push inflation higher and complicate things for the Bank.

German industrial output posts steepest drop in a year amid auto slump — 4dGermany’s industrial production declined 1.1% month-on-month in July, led by a 9.2% drop in automobile output due to multi-week production pauses, while energy generation rose and other manufacturing categories eased; year-on-year, output fell about 1.6%. The May–July period shows a marginal three-month uptick in activity and orders rose in July, underscoring a mixed trajectory as markets weigh ECB policy and broader demand.

Marcus Bell Auto sector production pauses dragging everything down again, but orders rising in July is a decent sign for autumn.

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U.S. wholesale inventories post strongest gain since March — 1dU.S. wholesale inventories rose 1.3% in July to about $958.9 billion, marking the sixth straight month of gains and the strongest rise since March, with durable and nondurable goods both contributing and petroleum stocks up sharply. The inventory-to-sales ratio hovered around roughly 1.2, and the year-over-year rise reached about 5.7%, a signal that the restocking pace could support GDP growth in the third quarter.

Chris Dalton The petroleum stock jump stands out and could point to softer demand than the overall numbers suggest.

U.S. producer prices rise 0.4% in August matching forecasts — 1dAugust’s PPI increased 0.4% month over month with year‑over‑year readings around 5.4%–5.5%, though revisions to prior months have sparked questions about whether the data meets consensus expectations and how it feeds inflation and policy expectations. Core PPI rose 0.2% (YoY about 4.6%), while analysts and investors weigh the impact of higher energy costs and ongoing geopolitical tensions on inflation and asset valuations.

Priya Raman Higher energy costs keep pushing these prices up, so inflation looks stickier than hoped and rate cuts might wait.

U.S.-Iran Hostilities Send Oil Above $100 — 5dOil prices rose toward $97 a barrel on renewed US–Iran strikes and restrictions near the Strait of Hormuz, keeping markets wary of persistent supply disruptions with Brent around $96.80 and WTI near $92.14, while gold slipped as stronger US jobs data boosted the odds of a Federal Reserve rate hike. The turmoil has fed volatility across global energy markets and implications for energy-dependent economies and consumers.

Eurozone Investor Confidence Hits Highest Since 2022 — 4dEurozone investor sentiment rose to 5.1 in September, the highest since February 2022, marking a fifth straight monthly gain. The improvement was driven by better current conditions and expectations, with Germany a major contributor, and markets noted euro strength as sentiment turns more positive.

Priya Raman Euro strength alongside rising confidence usually spooks exporters, so I'll wait to see if this holds into Q4.

Champions Oncology Reports $15.2 Million Q1 RevenueBusiness — 3dChampions Oncology reported fiscal Q1 2027 revenue of $15.2 million with oncology services margins at 51% and positive adjusted EBITDA, while ending the period with about $4.4 million in cash and no debt as data licensing revenue rose. The company also announced the expansion of its radiopharmaceutical development program with new in-house SPECT/CT imaging capabilities to strengthen translational research and biomarker discovery, reinforcing its US-based integrated workflow.

Russia, Ukraine Trade Strikes as Ceasefire Efforts Continue — 6dRussian drones attacked Zaporizhzhia on Sept 5 and Sept 7, causing fires that engulfed a shopping center and multiple residential buildings, with civilian injuries reported across several neighborhoods. Officials including Ivan Fedorov described the strikes and ongoing emergency response as fires were brought under control and casualties rose in multiple reports.

Eurozone GDP Growth Hits Four-Year High at 0.6% — 4dEurostat revises euro-zone Q2 GDP to 0.6% q/q and 1.2% y/y, led by a 10.2% surge in Ireland and improved momentum in Germany, even as underlying demand remains weak. Employment across the euro area rose about 0.5% y/y and 0.4% in the EU in Q2, with Malta and Portugal posting the strongest gains and Romania lagging ahead of the ECB’s rate decision.

Chris Dalton Ireland's 10.2% is basically an accounting artifact from multinational tax structuring, not real growth on the ground.

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Pulmonx Insiders Sell 78,340 Shares — Sep 3, 2026Pulmonx insiders across multiple roles—CEO Glendon French III, General Counsel David Lehman, Chief Commercial Officer Rose Geoffrey Beran, Chief Science & Technology Officer Radhakrishnan Srikanth, and a prior insider Geoffrey Rose—each sold sizable portions of LUNG stock on September 1, 2026 around $2.26 per share, trimming their holdings but leaving them with substantial positions and pointing to tax-withholding-driven transactions disclosed in SEC filings. The sales followed a period of solid quarterly results and a generally favorable analyst sentiment surrounding Pulmonx, with a mid-$2 price and upside targets noted by analysts.

Japan Wages Rise 4.7%, Fastest Since 1997Finance — 3dJapan’s July wages surged, with real wages up 2.4% year-on-year—the seventh straight monthly gain and the strongest since May 2021—while nominal cash earnings rose 4.7% to about ¥436,401, the fastest since January 1997. The data, led by a 4.1% jump in base pay and 6.3% in special payments, alongside a 2.2% inflation rate, strengthens the case for a BOJ rate hike next meeting and is shaping market expectations for the yen and equities, with broader implications discussed for global markets including tech firms like SMCI.

Asian stocks rally, oil rises on Hormuz strikes as Fed bets grow — 5dAsian stocks climbed on Monday led by Korea’s Kospi and Japan’s Nikkei on a tech-led rally even as investors weigh a strong US jobs backdrop against potential Fed rate hikes and renewed Middle East tensions that sent oil higher. Brent and WTI rose after US-Iran tanker attacks, fueling inflation concerns, while traders await US CPI data to gauge the Fed’s path.

Rachel Meyers Tech rally feels shaky if oil keeps climbing on Hormuz tensions - that inflation math doesn't add up well for the Fed.

UK permanent hiring turns positive after two-year slump, vacancies keep sliding — 5dBritain’s recruitment market showed its first rise in permanent placements since September 2022 in August, with REC and KPMG surveys signaling improving confidence as firms win more work and rely on both permanent hires and strong temporary demand, even as vacancies still fall and regional gaps persist. Salaries for permanent roles rose at their fastest pace since January, underscoring a broader sense of stabilization amid energy and borrowing headwinds and a cautiously improving outlook across the economy.

Nicole Hardy Vacancies still falling while placements rise feels like firms replacing rather than expanding. Cautious optimism, not a boom.

Nagpur Flower Show Draws Nearly 1,000 EntriesLifestyle — Sep 4, 2026Gardening coverage centers on Nagpur’s 124th Flower Show, with bonsai, roses and indoor plants highlighted by top exhibitors and a slate of award winners. It also offers practical takeaways for diverse climates, from Texas’ cottage-garden style to shade-tolerant color strategies and easy-care monsoon-friendly succulents.

Americans Gain Ground in Southern Europe TourismTravel — Sep 5, 2026Across Spain, Greece, and Portugal, American travelers are reshaping tourism: in Spain the American visitor count rose to 4.2 million in 2024 and nears 5 million by 2025, while Greek data show Americans spend the most per trip though Germans generate the most revenue due to volume. Portugal likewise attracts Americans seeking a European lifestyle, with broader residency options attracting longer stays.

Philippine inflation cools to 6.1% as rice prices keep soaring — Sep 4, 2026Philippines inflation eased to 6.1% in August, the fourth straight monthly deceleration, led by slower food and housing costs even as transport inflation rose due to higher oil prices. Core inflation eased to 4.1%, the eight‑month average sits at 5.2%, and the BSP’s 5.5–6.5% forecast range remains intact while policymakers monitor Middle East tensions and weather risks.

Sam Okafor Glad BSP is keeping an eye on Middle East tensions, because one supply shock and we're right back to double digit inflation talk.

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