Japan’s latest reserve data point to heavy sales of U.S. Treasuries to help finance record intervention in support of the yen. Holdings of foreign securities fall by $87.8 billion at the end of August from a month earlier, broadly in line with the scale of the currency operation carried out in late July and August.

The yen climbs to its strongest level in six months, rising to about ¥154.04 against the dollar in London trading. The move carries Japan’s currency beyond the high reached after its recent intervention campaign, suggesting official action and shifting market sentiment are combining to give the yen more sustained support.

Liquid Network says hackers withdrew about $320 million in bitcoin from its federation wallet, taking roughly 4,000 of the 4,200 bitcoin it held there. The Bitcoin-based payments and settlement network says Liquid wallets will be affected, making this one of the larger crypto security breaches to hit market infrastructure this year.

Dangote Petroleum Refinery and Petrochemicals sets out plans for a major public listing, with an IPO scheduled to open on September 14, 2026. The company prices shares at N525 and says the offer will target millions of investors, marking a significant capital-raising step for one of Nigeria’s most prominent industrial businesses.

New U.S. tariffs on Canadian imports threaten to make hockey equipment more expensive for American families. With a 50% tariff applied to Canadian goods, the measure could raise prices on skates, sticks, pads and other gear in a sport where participation already carries substantial equipment costs.

France expects one of its weakest wine harvests in nearly 30 years after heatwaves and drought damage vineyards through the summer. The agriculture ministry forecasts output down about 6% from 2025, extending pressure on one of the country’s signature farm industries as extreme weather weighs on production.

Pranav Constructions opens its ₹351.03 crore IPO for subscription on September 7 through a book-built issue. The offer combines a fresh issue of 2.55 crore shares worth ₹315.60 crore with an offer for sale of about 28.57 lakh shares worth ₹35.43 crore, putting another Indian primary-market deal before investors.

Forrestania Resources says its total mineral resource has risen to 2.1 million ounces of gold after completing the Edna May project acquisition in Western Australia. The deal pushes the company past the two-million-ounce mark, strengthening the scale of its resource base as it builds out its gold portfolio.