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973 An Extremely Rare Pokémon Card Sells for More Than $1 Million and Sets a New RecordPokémon TCG is much more than just a trading card game: it is a massive business that moves thousands of dollars. As hard as it may be to believe, collectors and the franchise’s most dedicated fans are willing to spend huge amounts of money to get their hands on the rarest cards. 2026.09.01 974 Welcome, Mr. ChairmanKevin Warsh’s speech last Friday in Jackson Hole was a good one. It was the speech he needed to give. Warsh opened with AI—100% human-written text, I checked. Then he turned to his arguments against forward guidance, his seven principles of monetary policy, and closed with a disc 2026.09.01 975 Forex Seasonality – September 2026: Can EUR/USD Extend its Gains to Three Straight Months?The beginning of a new month marks a good opportunity to review the seasonal patterns that have influenced the forex market over the 50+ years since the Bretton Woods system was dismantled in 1971, ushering in the modern foreign exchange market. As always, these seasonal tendenci 2026.09.01 976 Top ten most expensive 2026 summer transfers so far: Huge Premier League deals ahead of deadline dayPremier League clubs have been hard at work splashing the cash this summer, with four clubs completing nine-figure deals. The transfer record for a British player has been broken with Chelsea sealing the £117million capture of Morgan Rogers while Liverpool have spent the most on 2026.09.01 977 Carney Says Trade Talks Can Resume If US Stops ‘Throwing Shade’Prime Minister Mark Carney said he still believes there's a "mutually beneficial" trade deal to be done with the US, but discussions can't resume while Trump administration officials are publicly insulting Canada. Carney, speaking Tuesday morning to reporters in Ottawa, was asked 2026.09.01 978 Canadian dollar weakens ahead of BoC rate decision, 10-year yield hits a 2-year highThe Canadian dollar weakened against its U.S. counterpart on Tuesday as investors bet on a Federal Reserve interest rate hike next month, while a sell-off in global bond markets helped underpin domestic borrowing costs ahead of a Bank of Canada interest rate decision. The loonie 2026.09.01 979 Bull Call Spread Strategy: Setup, Examples & Best ConditionsBuying naked calls sounds simple until theta burn and rapid volatility crush wipe out your profits on a winning directional guess. A bull call spread fixes this structural flaw by financing your upside entry while defining your absolute worst-case risk. Welcome to Part 12 of our 2026.09.01 980 Global bond yields surge as oil prices fuel inflation worriesGlobal bond yields surged Tuesday as renewed tension between the U.S. and Iran reinforced inflation expectations, which increased the prospect of interest-rate hikes in the coming months. The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield rose to 4.798%, the highest since January 2025, according to 2026.09.01 981 U.S. job openings rise slightly to 7.3 million as labor market remains sturdy despite higher costsEmployers posted slightly more job openings in July but as the American labor market remained sturdy in the face of higher costs that are squeezing household budgets. U.S. job openings ticked up to 7.27 million in July from a revised 7.18 million in June, the Labor Department rep 2026.09.01 982 What's behind the selloff in world bond markets?Government borrowing costs from the United States to Germany and Japan are at or near multi-decade peaks on heightened worries about inflation and rising interest rates, along with nagging anxiety about their debt loads. Elevated bond yields could squeeze households and companies 2026.09.01 983 Fed Governor Barr says he’ll support rate hike if inflation doesn’t easeFederal Reserve Governor Michael Barr said Tuesday he would be prepared to support an interest rate hike if inflation doesn’t ease. Speaking at a banking forum in Washington, the policymaker said he’s concerned about “broader price pressures taking hold” as inflation has remained 2026.09.01 984 US construction spending falls in JulyConstruction spending in the United States recorded $2.2 trillion in July, declining by 0.5% compared to the previous month's revised figure, the US Census Bureau revealed in a report on Tuesday. On an annual basis, the figure was 3.8% lower. Spending on private construction came 2026.09.01