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<Major Market Overview> As of September 3, global stock markets are rebounding on news of Google's antitrust sanctions being eased. However, traditional September bearish concerns and tariff policy uncertainty still weigh on the market. Asian and European markets opened with a rebound, recovering from the previous day's global bond selloff and stock market declines. <US Market: Futures rebound after previous day's decline> [Major Index Overview] On September 2, the US market fell on the first trading day of September. The S&P 500 index fell 44.72 points (0.69%) to 6,415.54 points, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 249.07 points (0.55%) to 45,295.81 points. The Nasdaq Composite Index fell 175.92 points (0.82%) to 21,279.63. The VIX fear index hit a four-week high of 17.11, indicating increased volatility. [Google Monopoly Concerns Eased] The futures market rebounded on September 3rd. Alphabet (Google) stock surged in after-hours trading, fueled by new...

<Major Market Overview> As of September 1, global stock markets showed a rebound in Asia and a slight increase in Europe, with Wall Street closed for the US Labor Day holiday. Despite concerns that September is historically the most challenging month for stock markets, some regions are showing positive signs. <US Market: Trading Halted for Labor Day Holiday> [Major Index Status] US markets were closed on September 1 due to the Labor Day holiday. Trading in the S&P 500, Dow Jones, and Nasdaq were all halted. However, S&P 500 futures rose 0.3%, showing a positive signal. News that the US Federal Appeals Court ruled that President Trump's extensive tariff policies were unlawful also contributed positively to the market. [August Performance Review] The S&P 500 closed higher for the fourth consecutive month in August, demonstrating overall market resilience despite a correction in technology stocks. <Asian Markets: Overall Rise Driven by Surge in Chinese Techn...