OpenAI：鑑於事件所需的審查規模，以及需要評估每個案例，我們預計這項工作將需要幾個月才能完成。

US Commerce Department data showed core capital goods orders excluding aircraft and defense—a proxy for business equipment investment—rose 1.6% MoM in August; July was revised to +0.6%. Total durable goods orders (3‑year+ use), including aircraft and defense, were roughly flat. Boeing’s August order intake declined month-on-month. Orders rose in primary metals, machinery and computers & electrical equipment, while transport equipment fell on weaker auto and commercial aircraft bookings. YTD capex remains firm, supported by AI-related spending; core business investment was a sizable contributor to GDP growth in 1H. The Atlanta Fed GDPNow model had projected business equipment investment would add roughly 1 percentage point to Q3 GDP. Together with healthy consumer spending, the data supports the case for another strong US growth quarter.

U.S. Trade Representative Greer said he is negotiating with Mexico to address a widening trade deficit.