① The three major US stock index futures rose and fell unevenly: Dow futures fell 0.08%, S&P 500 futures rose 0.44%, and NASDAQ futures rose 0.71%. ② The European stock market index rose sharply: Germany's DAX30 rose 0.71%, France's CAC40 rose 0.91%, Eurostock 50 rose 0.70%, and the British FTSE 100 rose 0.39%. ③ The VIX Index surged again: The Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index rose more than 11% on Tuesday. The non-agricultural sector will have a + “September effect”, increasing risk of volatility and risk aversion. ④ Christian Sewing, CEO of Deutsche Bank, said that this round of global bond sell-off is not temporarily fluctuating, and yields will remain high. ⑤ UBS: Gold is still growing. UBS has reiterated its target of 3,700 US dollars/ounce; under the risk scenario, the possibility of rising to 4,000 US dollars/ounce is not ruled out. ⑥ Asset management agency Federated Hermes said that profits and economic prospects for US stocks are steady, and that the pullback is a “good buying opportunity.” ⑦ Google rose nearly 7% before the market. Previously, the antitrust ruling came to fruition. Google did not need to divest Chrome and Android, but needed to share part of the index and ban exclusion agreements. ⑧ Apple's pre-market increase was nearly 4%. Analysts raised Apple's folding screen smartphone device expectations significantly from the previous 6 million to 8 million units to 8 million to 10 million units. They even expect the 2027 shipment range to be around 20 million to 25 million units, far higher than the previous market forecast of 10 million to 15 million units. ⑨ Macy's surged more than 12% before the market, and the company's Q2 sales exceeded expectations and raised its full-year performance guidelines.

① The three major US stock index futures rose and fell unevenly: Dow futures fell 0.08%, S&P 500 futures rose 0.44%, and NASDAQ futures rose 0.71%. ② The European stock market index rose sharply: Germany's DAX30 rose 0.71%, France's CAC40 rose 0.91%, Eurostock 50 rose 0.70%, and the British FTSE 100 rose 0.39%. ③ The VIX Index surged again: The Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index rose more than 11% on Tuesday. The non-agricultural sector will have a + “September effect”, increasing risk of volatility and risk aversion. ④ Christian Sewing, CEO of Deutsche Bank, said that this round of global bond sell-off is not temporarily fluctuating, and yields will remain high. ⑤ UBS: Gold is still growing. UBS has reiterated its target of 3,700 US dollars/ounce; under the risk scenario, the possibility of rising to 4,000 US dollars/ounce is not ruled out. ⑥ Asset management agency Federated Hermes said that profits and economic prospects for US stocks are steady, and that the pullback is a “good buying opportunity.” ⑦ Google rose nearly 7% before the market. Previously, the antitrust ruling came to fruition. Google did not need to divest Chrome and Android, but needed to share part of the index and ban exclusion agreements. ⑧ Apple's pre-market increase was nearly 4%. Analysts raised Apple's folding screen smartphone device expectations significantly from the previous 6 million to 8 million units to 8 million to 10 million units. They even expect the 2027 shipment range to be around 20 million to 25 million units, far higher than the previous market forecast of 10 million to 15 million units. ⑨ Macy's surged more than 12% before the market, and the company's Q2 sales exceeded expectations and raised its full-year performance guidelines.