Global headlines you need to know before Tuesday's US stock market opens

According to Jiemian, the European Union is reportedly planning to reduce the proposed tariffs on imported electric cars from China.

"Fold three times and unfold once, Little Red Book becomes Big Red Book", Huawei Mate XT starting at 19,999 yuan, Aito M9 priced at 469,800 yuan to 569,800 yuan.

Optimism among small businesses in the United States sees the largest decline in over two years, with companies becoming increasingly pessimistic about sales and economic prospects.

According to Bloomberg, the Bank of Japan believes that there is little need for a rate hike next week, still monitoring market volatility and the impact of previous rate hikes.

OPEC maintains a stable forecast for oil demand, despite extending voluntary production cuts.

Jack Ma speaks out internally: Alibaba is not a company protected by anyone, believing in the power of the market.

BMW's European stocks fall over 7%, as the company lowers its full-year pre-tax profit margin forecast for the automotive business.

Oracle rises over 9%, with first-quarter revenue, profit, and cloud infrastructure revenue all exceeding expectations.

Apple's pre-market stock falls 1%, as the company loses a lawsuit involving 13 billion euros of Irish tax in the European Union court.

TSMC's August sales surge by 33% year-on-year, with iPhone 16 orders expected to further boost performance.

Alibaba's inclusion in the Hong Kong Stock Connect sees net purchases of nearly 8.5 billion Hong Kong dollars on the first day.

Documents from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange show that Morgan Stanley's long positions in Bilibili increased from 5.28% to 5.89% on September 5.

The Nikkei 225 Index closes down 0.2%, the Shanghai Composite Index closes up 0.28%, and the Hang Seng Index closes up 0.22%