1. The US Department of Energy's Strategic Petroleum Reserve Project Management Office issued an invitation notice on the 29th. It plans to release up to 40 million barrels of crude oil to the market through “exchange”. 2. US President Trump said that he met with the heads of a number of technology companies at the White House to discuss the development of artificial intelligence and jointly sign a relevant agreement document. Later in the day, Trump posted the document on his social media. 3. The US Open Artificial Intelligence Research Center confirmed on the 28th that after internal testing, their latest artificial intelligence model “GPT-6.1 Astra” failed to meet safety standards, and the company will not release the model to the outside world. 4. Federal Reserve Williams said that if the economy meets expectations, interest rates may be raised again this year. It also said that after the September rate hike, “there is no need to rush to act.” Traders cut their bets on the Fed's interest rate hike in October. The probability that the Fed will raise interest rates in October is about 50%, lower than the previous estimate of about 70%. 5. US President Donald Trump will soon announce South Korea's investment plan for the US of about 200 billion US dollars, which includes funding of 54 billion US dollars for an Alaskan gas export project that has been stalled for a long time. 6. Federal Reserve Goulsby reiterated that if supply shocks continue, the Fed may need to respond by raising interest rates. Federal Reserve Governor Barr also warned once again that in order to reduce inflation, further interest rate hikes may still be needed. 7. The US ban on imports of nearly 1 billion US dollars of Canadian goods officially came into effect on September 29, local time. 8. The yield on US 30-year Treasury bonds rose to 5.6%, continuing to reach a new high since 2002. Barclays expects the yield on 30-year US Treasury bonds to rise to 6%, and Wells Fargo predicts that the yield on 10-year US Treasury bonds will reach 5.25%-5.75% by the end of 2027. 9. OpenAI launched all-weather autonomous intelligent DOTS and GPT-6.1 Sol models.

1. The US Department of Energy's Strategic Petroleum Reserve Project Management Office issued an invitation notice on the 29th. It plans to release up to 40 million barrels of crude oil to the market through “exchange”. 2. US President Trump said that he met with the heads of a number of technology companies at the White House to discuss the development of artificial intelligence and jointly sign a relevant agreement document. Later in the day, Trump posted the document on his social media. 3. The US Open Artificial Intelligence Research Center confirmed on the 28th that after internal testing, their latest artificial intelligence model “GPT-6.1 Astra” failed to meet safety standards, and the company will not release the model to the outside world. 4. Federal Reserve Williams said that if the economy meets expectations, interest rates may be raised again this year. It also said that after the September rate hike, “there is no need to rush to act.” Traders cut their bets on the Fed's interest rate hike in October. The probability that the Fed will raise interest rates in October is about 50%, lower than the previous estimate of about 70%. 5. US President Donald Trump will soon announce South Korea's investment plan for the US of about 200 billion US dollars, which includes funding of 54 billion US dollars for an Alaskan gas export project that has been stalled for a long time. 6. Federal Reserve Goulsby reiterated that if supply shocks continue, the Fed may need to respond by raising interest rates. Federal Reserve Governor Barr also warned once again that in order to reduce inflation, further interest rate hikes may still be needed. 7. The US ban on imports of nearly 1 billion US dollars of Canadian goods officially came into effect on September 29, local time. 8. The yield on US 30-year Treasury bonds rose to 5.6%, continuing to reach a new high since 2002. Barclays expects the yield on 30-year US Treasury bonds to rise to 6%, and Wells Fargo predicts that the yield on 10-year US Treasury bonds will reach 5.25%-5.75% by the end of 2027. 9. OpenAI launched all-weather autonomous intelligent DOTS and GPT-6.1 Sol models.