Trade news — September 8, 2026

10 publications

1. BusinessTrade

   Sep 8, 2026, 16:18 UTC

   

   Central Bank Adjusts Dollar and Euro Rates

   The Central Bank of Russia adjusted the official dollar and euro exchange rates on September 8 and 9. On September 8, the dollar rate was lowered to 86.19 rubles and the euro rate to 100.17 rubles. On September 9, the dollar rate was raised to 86.47 rubles and the euro rate to 100.5 rubles. These rates are used for calculations in various financial instruments.

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2. WorldTradeCommoditiesSemiconductors

   Sep 8, 2026, 13:13 UTC

   

   China's Exports Surge on High-Tech, AI Demand

   China's exports have significantly increased, driven by strong global demand for high-tech products and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. This surge has helped prop up the country's economic growth.

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3. SocietyTradeEquitiesStock Market

   Sep 8, 2026, 07:20 UTC

   

   Sensex, Nifty Fall Amid Rising Crude Oil Prices, US-Iran Tensions

   Indian stock markets witnessed a decline on Monday and Tuesday, with the Sensex and Nifty indices falling due to rising crude oil prices, escalating US-Iran tensions, and mixed Asian markets. The Nifty extended its corrective decline and faced further downside risk below the 24,025 level. Experts suggest that the downtrend may continue, and investors should consider shifting focus towards large-cap stocks for better risk-reward outcomes.

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4. BusinessBudgetTradeEquities

   Sep 8, 2026, 06:58 UTC

   

   Türkiye's 3-Year Plan to Reduce Inflation

   Türkiye has announced a Medium-Term Program aiming to bring inflation down to single digits within three years. The plan involves coordinating monetary and fiscal policies to break inflationary inertia and control prices in retail, agriculture, and state sectors.

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5. WorldMiddle EastConflictTrade

   Sep 8, 2026, 04:52 UTC

   

   Impact of Iran War on Global Economy

   The ongoing conflict with Iran has significantly altered the global economic landscape. Experts suggest these changes may persist long-term.

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6. U.S.BudgetTradeLogistics

   Sep 8, 2026, 02:53 UTC

   

   Trump Threatens to Ban Sales of Canadian Bombardier Jets in US

   President Donald Trump has threatened to bar the sale of Bombardier Inc. jets in the US, escalating a trade dispute with Canada. The move comes amidst an ongoing trade war between the two countries. Trump demands that Bombardier production be moved to the US to avoid the ban.

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7. WorldAsiaTradePlatforms

   Sep 8, 2026, 02:15 UTC

   Hang Seng Index Falls Nearly 1% in Morning Trading

   The Hang Seng Index fell nearly 1% in the morning, closing at 25402 points, down 248 points or 0.97%. The main board's half-day turnover was around HK$1230 billion. The technology index closed at 4524 points, down 45 points or 1%. Eight internal banks and insurers announced a capital increase of RMB3600 billion. Six Hong Kong-listed internal bank and insurance stocks fell by nearly 2% to over 3%.

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8. BusinessTradeEquitiesRatings

   Sep 8, 2026, 00:39 UTC

   Q2 2026 Fund Commentaries

   Quarterly commentaries from various investment funds for Q2 2026. Topics include large cap focused, international small cap, fixed income, large cap growth, and global emerging markets funds.

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9. ScienceTrade

   Sep 8, 2026, 00:39 UTC

   Gold Prices Fluctuate Amid Strong Jobs Data and Middle East Tensions

   Gold prices fluctuated around $4,400, influenced by strong U.S. jobs data which revived bets on a Federal Reserve interest rate hike, and ongoing Middle East tensions that supported safe-haven demand. The precious metal slipped below $4,400 but held near that level, with markets pricing in a roughly 60% chance of a Fed hike next week.

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10. ScienceChinaBudgetTrade

    Sep 8, 2026, 00:01 UTC

    

    BRICS Nations Explore Local Currency Trade, Digital Currencies to Reduce Dollar Dependence

    BRICS nations are discussing and implementing measures to facilitate trade in local currencies and digital currencies to reduce dependence on the US dollar. India, as the current chair, is leading initiatives such as rupee internationalisation, SRVA accounts, and interoperable fast-payment systems. The 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi will focus on these topics, with India presenting concepts like seamless cross-border digital payments and digital central bank currencies.

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