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Tesla shares fell nearly 6% after NHTSA opened an Audit Query into Cybercab self-certification, turning the Austin launch into an immediate regulatory and valuation test for Tesla’s autonomy thesis.
Nvidia agreed to buy Hugging Face for about $12.93 billion, extending its AI moat from GPUs into the open-model and developer-platform layer as hyperscalers build competing chips.
Snowflake shares jumped more than 24% in premarket trading after the cloud-data company raised its fiscal 2027 product-revenue outlook and said AI products were accelerating demand across its core platform.
Standard Chartered launched deliverable Bitcoin and Ether spot trading for institutional clients in the UAE, extending its regulated digital-asset stack from custody into execution through familiar FX interfaces.
Gold surged about 2% to roughly $4,473 after Fed Governor Christopher Waller said cooling inflation could justify holding rates steady in September, pushing hike odds lower and reinforcing the metals rally.
Japan’s top currency diplomat kept intervention risk alive on September 4 as USD/JPY rebounded toward the mid-156s after an initial yen jump, keeping BOJ tightening, U.S. payrolls and carry-trade risk in focus.
Uber and Wayve launched supervised autonomous rides in London with fewer than 20 vehicles, adding a fresh robotaxi benchmark as Tesla’s Cybercab begins limited passenger service in Austin.
Broadcom fell more than 3% after hours after its Q4 revenue outlook missed Wall Street estimates, even as AI chip sales are expected to reach $21.7 billion.
Trump said the renewed U.S. campaign against Iran would not last too long, giving oil, bond and crypto traders a fresh de-escalation signal while Hormuz risk remains elevated.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang urged G20 policymakers to avoid AI rules built around theoretical harms, putting regulation, copyright and model deployment back into the AI trade.
