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The White House issued an executive order on the US government website (america.gov).

US President Trump: In the years to come, when people write the history of our nation, they will list the actions against Iran as one of the most important things we have ever done.

US President Trump: Don’t succumb to fear about what technology will do to us.

US President Trump praised the contributions of technology in the medical field.

US President Trump will sign an order requiring agencies to integrate with the america.gov website.

US President Trump: (Regarding artificial intelligence) If misused, it could impact the functioning of the political system.

US President Trump: I hope to maintain our leading position in artificial intelligence.

US President Trump: We will never stifle the growth of artificial intelligence.

US President Trump: Will sign a strong executive order on artificial intelligence.

US President Trump: Secretary of State Rubio performed admirably.

US President Trump thanked Tesla (TSLA.O) CEO Elon Musk.

Oracle (ORCL.N) rose as much as 5% during the session.

NetApp and Oracle (ORCL.N) will launch native OCI storage services.

British Prime Minister Burnham: Britain will decide on its long-term relationship with the EU.

British Prime Minister Burnham: Cooperation will be discussed at the UK-EU summit later this year.

British Prime Minister Burnham: Higher levels of growth are needed. Different options regarding relations with the EU will be presented at the EU summit. We will see if a consensus can be reached on a plan for relations with the EU.

British Prime Minister Burnham: The UK will not have a clear direction until we decide on our long-term relationship with the EU. It is currently impossible to confirm whether the relationship with the EU is good enough.

The decline in U.S. Treasury bonds narrowed, influenced by consumer confidence and JOLTS data.

According to French newspaper Les Echos, Stellantis (STLA.N) has suspended production at three of its French factories.

The U.S. Conference Board Consumer Expectations Index for September was 63.6, compared to 68.2 in the previous month.