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U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio: Canada will face consequences if no agreement is reached.

U.S. Secretary of State Rubio: I hope we can return to the original agreement with Canada.

In the Google Ads technology case, the judge rejected Alphabet's (GOOG.O) request to sell Google's AdX platform, but ordered some of its practices to be rectified.

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio described CIA Director Ratcliffe's visit to Russia as "a routine matter."

US Secretary of State Rubio: The US will impose sanctions on countries that help Iran generate revenue.

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Novak: OPEC+ ministers will discuss market conditions and compliance with the agreement at their meeting on Sunday.

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Novak: There is currently no discussion about OPEC+ production cuts, and there is a shortage in the market.

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Novak: We are seeing a recovery in oil demand.

A Reuters poll predicts the Romanian lei will weaken by 0.4% against the euro within six months, to 5.28 lei per euro (previously forecast at 5.27).

A Reuters poll predicts the Hungarian forint will strengthen by 3.8% against the euro within six months, to 355 forints per euro (previously forecast at 354.60).

A Reuters poll predicts the Czech koruna will appreciate 0.2% against the euro within six months, to 24.165 koruna per euro (previously forecast at 24.192).

A Reuters poll indicates the Polish zloty is expected to strengthen by 1.1% against the euro within six months, to 4.29 zlotys per euro (previously forecast at 4.27).

Chevron (CVX.N) CEO: Traffic in the Strait of Hormuz has "bought time" for global oil supplies.

Three sources said that OPEC+ will not make any oil production policy decisions at its meeting on Sunday, and the meeting will focus on market conditions.

Chevron (CVX.N) CEO: We will see other industries investing in Venezuela.

Chevron (CVX.N) CEO: Investment in Venezuela will take several years.

Chevron (CVX.N) CEO: Chevron’s investment in Venezuela will increase supply “gradually”.

U.S. factory orders excluding defense rose 1% month-on-month in July, compared with a previous reading of -0.4%.

U.S. factory orders excluding transportation rose 0.6% month-on-month in July, revised from -0.40% to -0.1% in the previous month.

The final reading of U.S. durable goods orders in July was 1.1%, compared to 1.10% in the previous month.