Apple Inc.

Figma

Tesla, Inc.

<br><br>Apple plans to launch its own AI search, which will be part of a major Siri update and could appear in Safari and Spotlight, intensifying competition with Google and OpenAI. Donald Trump has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to expedite an appeal in a case over duties that have been ruled illegal. Figma shares are down 14% after its first report since its IPO, despite revenue growth. On these and other topics - in our review of key events for the morning of September 4.

Highlights for this morning: Apple to launch AI search, Figma stock plummeted, Trump expects Musk's kaboom

Shares of cryptocurrency company American Bitcoin, with investments from Trump's sons, soared more than 100% in early trading

Trump's son has become a billionaire. His crypto investments eclipsed the family's real estate development business

Alphabet Inc.

Amazon.com, Inc.

Microsoft Corporation

NVIDIA Corporation

Meta Platforms, Inc.

The influence of the Magnificent Seven on major US indices has reached unprecedented levels. As of August 2025, the combined market capitalization of Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta Platforms, Microsoft, Nvidia and Tesla is approaching $20 trillion - equivalent to the stock markets of the UK, Canada and Japan combined. Such concentration is a double-edged sword: it provides a powerful boost during rallies, but creates significant systemic risk during downturns. Vadim Merkulov, director of the analytical department at Freedom Finance Global, analyzed whether there is reason for alarm

A breakdown of "The Magnificent Seven": what are its weaknesses and strengths

Intel Corporation

Other investors are too afraid of Donald Trump to openly criticize him despite mounting concerns, a billionaire has said

The US is moving towards a 1930s-style autocracy, Ray Dalio declared. What risks did he see?

Robinhood Markets, Inc.

Gold hit an all-time high of $3570 an ounce and silver rose to a one-year peak amid pressure from Donald Trump. Brent crude oil prices rose to $69 per barrel in anticipation of the OPEC+ meeting, where production is expected to be maintained, and the US is increasing pressure on Russia and India over raw material supplies. On these and other topics - in our review of key events for the morning of September 2.

Morning highlights: gold hits record, oil rises, markets await Fed and OPEC+ decisions

GoldMining Inc.

Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited

Hochschild Mining plc

In the short term, the cost of gold will depend on the Fed's key rate decision in September

Gold futures hit a record. Will prices for the precious metal grow further?

Sweden's Klarna, one of Europe's largest fintech startups, has planned to go public in the US in September. Chinese state-owned auto giant Chery Automobile plans a $1.5 billion IPO in Hong Kong the same month. And Democratic senators demanded from the White House to stop preparations for the IPO of mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac for $ 30 billion. The main events in the IPO market for the week - in our selection.

Klarna listings in New York and Chery listings in Hong Kong: highlights of IPOs by Aug. 31

The administration of US President Donald Trump has made an unprecedented deal with Intel - the government becomes the owner of almost 10% of the company's shares. This is not the first time that the American authorities have entered into the capital of companies in distress, but it is the first time when there is no economic crisis in the country.

A matter of national security: how Donald Trump is building his version of state capitalism

Nvidia shares lost 3.5% after a weak report on key AI chips and uncertainty over exports to China. Intel warned that having a new shareholder - the US government - could complicate the company's overseas business. Figma's quotes collapsed after neutral Wall Street estimates, analysts consider the company's shares overvalued. Core inflation in the U.S. in July rose at the fastest pace in five months. About the main events from August 25 to 29 - in our review.

Highlights of the week: Nvidia and Figma disappointment, Intel risks, Apple expectations

A U.S. federal appeals court on Friday, August 29, ruled that most of the global duties imposed by President Donald Trump were illegal because he exceeded his authority in imposing them, Bloomberg <a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-08-29/trump-s-global-tariffs-found-illegal-by-us-appeals-court?srnd=homepage-europe">reports </a>. Nevertheless, the justices allowed those duties to remain in effect while the case is heard again by a lower court.

US appeals court finds Trump's global duties illegal

J.P.Morgan: political tensions in the U.S. and Europe are making investors more nervous, but there is no reason to panic yet

Storm from Washington to Paris: why markets avoided panic over political risks

Northrop Grumman Corporation

Lockheed Martin Corporation

OpenAI risks postponing restructuring until next year due to protracted negotiations with Microsoft. The U.S. is discussing the expansion of the role of the state in strategic industries: after receiving a 10% stake in Intel, the authorities are considering the possibility of participation in the capital of defense contractors, including Lockheed Martin. On the commodity markets, the pressure is intensified by the forecast of Goldman Sachs: by the end of 2026, the oil surplus may reach 1.8 million barrels per day, which will bring down the price of Brent. These and other topics are covered in our review of key events for the morning of August 27.