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- 23:32Overview of Major Overnight Developments on September 821:00 (UTC+8) - 7:00 Keywords: Saylor, Avenir, Nonfarm Payrolls 1. US Treasury bulls face a dual test of inflation and nonfarm payrolls revision this week; 2. Strategy founder Saylor makes his debut on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index; 3. Avenir currently allocates more than 80% of its portfolio to Bitcoin; 4. US poll: Trump’s approval rating is 43%, with the lowest recognition for handling inflation; 5. Besant: The annual nonfarm employment report may be revised down by as many as 800,000 jobs; 6. White House National Economic Council Director Hassett: I currently have no plans to reform the Federal Reserve; 7. Cathie Wood: The current unemployment rate is already higher than the peak of each cycle before 2008 to 2009, once again signaling a rate cut.
- 23:32The first DOGE ETF may be launched this week.Jinse Finance reported that Nate Geraci, President of The ETF Store, posted on X, stating, "The first DOGE ETF seems very likely to launch this week, the Rex-Osprey DOGE ETF (DOJE). I think the next two months will be crazy for crypto ETFs."
- 23:01Benson denies that Trump's tariffs are a tax on AmericansJinse Finance reported that U.S. Treasury Secretary Bensent denied in an interview with NBC News the claim that Trump's comprehensive trade tariffs are a tax on Americans. He dismissed concerns from major American companies such as John Deere, Nike, and Black & Decker, all of which stated that Trump's tariff policies would cost them billions of dollars each year. Bensent said: "People draw these conclusions from earnings calls, where companies have to present harsh scenarios. But no company has come forward to say, 'Oh, we did this because of tariffs.'" He went on to add: "If things are so bad, why is GDP at 3.3%? Why is the stock market hitting new highs? Because President Trump cares about both big companies and small businesses." (Golden Ten Data)