NEW YORK (Related Press) — U.S. shares are slumping Tuesday following a disappointingly weak begin to every week filled with updates on the financial system.

The S&P 500 was 1.4% decrease in noon buying and selling and on observe for its worst day in almost a month, coming off a successful week that had carried it to the cusp of its all-time excessive. The Dow Jones Industrial Common was down 436 factors, or 1.1%, from its personal document set on Friday earlier than Monday’s Labor Day vacation. The Nasdaq composite was 2.3% decrease, as of 11:45 a.m. Japanese time.

Treasury yields had been additionally sinking within the bond market after a report confirmed U.S. manufacturing shrank once more in August, because it continues to wilt beneath the load of excessive rates of interest. Manufacturing has been contracting for a lot of the previous two years, and its efficiency for August was worse than economists anticipated.

“Demand stays subdued, as firms present an unwillingness to spend money on capital and stock on account of present federal financial coverage and election uncertainty,” stated Timothy Fiore, chair of the Institute for Provide Administration’s manufacturing enterprise survey committee.

Worries a couple of slowing U.S. financial system helped ship shares on a scary summertime swoon early final month, however monetary markets later rebounded on hopes that the Federal Reserve might pull off an ideal touchdown for the financial system. After jacking its primary rate of interest to a two-decade excessive to beat excessive inflation, the Fed appears set to ease rates of interest later this month in hopes of easing circumstances for the financial system and avoiding a recession.

Different reviews later this week that would present how a lot assist the financial system wants, together with updates on the variety of job openings U.S. employers had been promoting on the finish of July and the way sturdy U.S. companies companies grew final month. The week’s spotlight will probably arrive on Friday, when a report will present what number of jobs U.S. employers created throughout August.

The roles report has as soon as once more turn out to be the principle occasion for the inventory market every month, taking up from updates on inflation, in line with analysts at Financial institution of America. Many merchants are anticipating the Fed will ship a full share level of cuts to rates of interest this 12 months, which is a “recession-sized” quantity, Gonzalo Asis and different economists and strategists wrote in a BofA World Analysis report.

On Wall Road, U.S. Metal fell 5.3% in its first buying and selling after Vice President Kamala Harris stated Monday she opposed the corporate’s deliberate sale to Japan’s Nippon Metal. The Democratic presidential nominee’s feedback, which echo President Joe Biden’s place, got here after Nippon Metal Corp. stated final week it might spend a further $1.3 billion to improve services in Pennsylvania and Indiana, on prime of a earlier $1.4 billion dedication.

Nippon Metal additionally reiterated that it expects the transaction to shut by the tip of this 12 months, regardless of ongoing political and labor opposition.

Nvidia was the heaviest weight by far on the S&P 500 after falling 7.2%. Its inventory has been struggling even after the chip firm topped excessive expectations for its newest revenue report. The subdued efficiency might bolster criticism that Nvidia’s and different Huge Tech shares merely soared too excessive amid Wall Road’s rush into artificial-intelligence know-how.
Shares of oil and fuel firms additionally helped drag the market decrease after the value of crude oil fell roughly 4% on worries about how a lot gas the worldwide financial system will burn. A barrel of benchmark U.S. oil is nearly again to $70 and down for the 12 months to this point after climbing above $85 in April.

Exxon Mobil misplaced 2.3%, and ConocoPhillips dropped 3%.

Nonetheless, it wasn’t a whole washout on Wall Road. Greater than 1 in 3 shares inside the S&P 500 was climbing, led by people who have a tendency to learn probably the most from decrease rates of interest. That features dividend-paying shares, in addition to firms whose income are much less intently tied to the ebbs and flows of the financial system, equivalent to utilities and makers of client staples.

Within the bond market, the yield on the 10-year Treasury fell to three.85% from 3.91% late Friday. That’s down from 4.70% in late April, a big transfer for the bond market.
In inventory markets overseas, indexes had been decrease throughout a lot of Europe and Asia.

Worries had been additionally rising concerning the resilience of China’s financial system, as lately disclosed knowledge confirmed a blended image. Weak earnings reviews from Chinese language firms, together with property developer and investor New World Growth Co., added to the pessimism.
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By Stan Choe. AP Enterprise Writers Yuri Kageyama and Matt Ott contributed.

Transport for London (TfL) reported on 2 September that’s has suffered a cyberattack and is working with the Nationwide Crime Company to take care of the fallout.

In keeping with the transport supplier, early indications are that buyer knowledge has not been compromised and the transport community and providers haven’t been affected.

Ross Brewer, vice chairman and managing director for EMEA at cyber firm Graylog stated: “As a important nationwide infrastructure (CNI) organisation, TfL and different CNI sectors like transport, utilities, healthcare, monetary providers, and telecommunications are being closely focused.

“Probably the most regarding facet is that nation-state actors found in these environments have usually been embedded for months, and in some instances, years. This raises the query: why are nation-state actors from nations like Russia, China, Iran, and North Korea having access to UK infrastructure, mendacity dormant, and never monetising their entry?”

Brewer says many safety consultants consider these entities are gaining management over their adversaries’ infrastructure to disrupt the nation and trigger public dysfunction for political and army causes.

Whereas the specifics of what occurred within the TfL assault stay unclear, “poor digital hygiene might have contributed to the breach.”

Discover of the assault was despatched to clients in a message on Monday night with TfL being the most recent in a string of high-profile assaults, together with the NHS in June and Microsoft in July.

Microsoft had fallen sufferer to a distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) assault which resulted in issues with the tech firm’s Azure cloud platform.

One attainable purpose for cyber-criminals concentrating on excessive profile manufacturers could possibly be the belief that if the assault is a ransomware assault, the ransom shall be paid.

Brewer concludes: “As massive organisations more and more pay ransoms, we’re seeing a major rise in organised crime syndicates coming into the cybercrime enterprise.”

Shashi Verma, TfL’s chief know-how officer stated: “We’ve launched plenty of measures to our inside programs to take care of an ongoing cyber safety incident.

“The safety of our programs and buyer knowledge is essential to us and we’ll proceed to evaluate the state of affairs all through and after the incident.”

By STAN CHOE

AP Enterprise Author

NEW YORK U.S. shares tumbled Tuesday to their worst day since an early August sell-off, as every week filled with updates on the financial system acquired off to a discouragingly weak begin.

The S&P 500 sank 2.1% to provide again a bit of the positive aspects from a three-week successful streak that had carried it to the cusp of its all-time excessive. The Dow Jones Industrial Common dropped 626 factors, or 1.5%, from its personal document set on Friday earlier than Monday’s Labor Day vacation. The Nasdaq composite fell 3.3% as Nvidia and different Large Tech shares led the best way decrease.

Treasury yields additionally stumbled within the bond market after a report confirmed U.S. manufacturing shrank once more in August, sputtering below the burden of excessive rates of interest. Manufacturing has been contracting for many of the previous two years, and its efficiency for August was worse than economists anticipated.

“Demand stays subdued, as corporations present an unwillingness to put money into capital and stock resulting from present federal financial coverage and election uncertainty,” mentioned Timothy Fiore, chair of the Institute for Provide Administration’s manufacturing enterprise survey committee.

Shares of oil and gasoline corporations have been among the market’s largest losers after the worth of crude oil fell roughly 4% on issues about how a lot gasoline a fragile world financial system will burn. A barrel of benchmark U.S. oil is sort of again to $70 and down for the yr after climbing above $85 in April.

Exxon Mobil misplaced 2.1%, and ConocoPhillips dropped 3.5%.

Comparable worries a few slowing U.S. financial system and a attainable recession had helped ship shares on a scary summertime swoon in early August. It briefly knocked the S&P 500 almost 10% under its document set in July, however monetary markets rapidly rebounded on hopes that the Federal Reserve might pull off an ideal touchdown for the financial system.

The Fed seems set to decrease rates of interest later this month in hopes of easing situations for the financial system and avoiding a recession after earlier jacking its fundamental rate of interest to a two-decade excessive to beat excessive inflation.

Different reviews due later this week might present how a lot assist the financial system wants, together with updates on the variety of job openings U.S. employers have been promoting on the finish of July and the way sturdy U.S. providers companies grew final month. The week’s spotlight will probably arrive on Friday, when a report will present what number of jobs U.S. employers created throughout August.

The roles report has as soon as once more turn out to be the principle occasion for the inventory market every month, taking up from updates on inflation, based on analysts at Financial institution of America. Many merchants are anticipating the Fed will ship a full proportion level of cuts to rates of interest this yr, which is a “recession-sized” quantity, Gonzalo Asis and different economists and strategists wrote in a BofA World Analysis report.

The power of this jobs report, or lack thereof, will probably decide the dimensions of the Fed’s upcoming lower, based on Goldman Sachs economist David Mericle. If Friday’s knowledge exhibits an enchancment in hiring over July’s disappointing report, it might hold the Ate up course for a traditional-sized transfer of 1 / 4 of a proportion level.

But when Friday’s report is weaker, it might drive the Fed to ship an outsized lower of half a proportion level from the federal funds fee’s present vary of 5.25% to five.50%, Mericle mentioned.

Whereas cuts to charges are typically boons to funding costs, a recession might greater than wipe out that profit by dragging down company earnings.

On Wall Road, U.S. Metal fell 6.1% in its first buying and selling after Vice President Kamala Harris mentioned Monday that she opposed the corporate’s deliberate sale to Japan’s Nippon Metal. The Democratic presidential nominee’s feedback, which echo President Joe Biden’s place, got here after Nippon Metal Corp. mentioned final week it will spend an extra $1.3 billion to improve amenities in Pennsylvania and Indiana, on prime of a earlier $1.4 billion dedication.

Nippon Metal additionally reiterated that it expects the transaction to shut by the tip of this yr, regardless of ongoing political and labor opposition.

Nvidia was the heaviest weight by far on the S&P 500 after falling 9.5%. Its inventory has been struggling even after the chip firm topped excessive expectations for its newest revenue report. The subdued efficiency might bolster criticism that Nvidia and different Large Tech shares merely soared too excessive in Wall Road’s frenzy round artificial-intelligence know-how.

All the shares which have come to be generally known as the “Magnificent Seven,” which accounted for the overwhelming majority of the S&P 500’s return final yr and early this yr, fell at the very least 1.3%.

Nonetheless, it wasn’t an entire washout on Wall Road. Almost 30% of the shares throughout the S&P 500 climbed, led by those who have a tendency to learn essentially the most from decrease rates of interest. That features dividend-paying shares, in addition to corporations whose earnings are much less carefully tied to the ebbs and flows of the financial system, equivalent to real-estate shares and makers of on a regular basis staples for customers.

All advised, the S&P 500 fell 119.47 factors to five,528.93. The Dow dropped 626.15 to 40,936.93, and the Nasdaq composite sank 577.33 to 17,136.30.

Within the bond market, the yield on the 10-year Treasury fell to three.84% from 3.91% late Friday. That’s down from 4.70% in late April, a major transfer for the bond market.

In inventory markets overseas, indexes have been decrease throughout a lot of Europe and Asia.

Worries have been additionally rising concerning the resilience of China’s financial system, as just lately disclosed knowledge confirmed a combined image. Weak earnings reviews from Chinese language corporations, together with property developer and investor New World Improvement Co., added to the pessimism.

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#MeToo in Mollywood: Actor Nivin Pauly was charged with rape on Tuesday after a 40-year-old girl alleged that he sexually assaulted her in Dubai over a yr in the past in a gang-rape case. The grievance led to the registration of an FIR below Part 376 of the IPC at Oonnukal police station in Kerala’s Ernakulam district.

The gang-rape case entails six accused, together with a lady who’s listed as the first defendant, with Nivin Pauly recognized because the sixth accused. The police haven’t disclosed additional particulars in regards to the incident.

Nivin Pauly denies allegations

Nivin Pauly responded to the allegation through an X (previously Twitter) publish on Tuesday night. He wrote within the assertion, “I’ve come throughout a false information report accusing me of abusing a woman. Please know that that is fully unfaithful. I’m decided to go to any extent to show these allegations are baseless and can take all obligatory steps to deliver these accountable to gentle. Thanks to your concern. The remainder will likely be dealt with legally.”

Nivin Pauly’s case emerges amid a broader wave of sexual harassment and assault allegations throughout the Malayalam movie business, following the Justice Okay Hema Committee report.

The Justice Hema Committee report, commissioned by the Kerala authorities in response to a 2017 actress assault case, highlighted widespread harassment and exploitation of girls within the business.

In response to those revelations, the Kerala authorities introduced on August 25 the formation of a seven-member particular investigation group to handle these allegations.

Actor Sidhique, director Ranjith transfer Kerala HC

Actor Siddique and director Ranjith Balakrishnan, the primary to face sexual offence allegations following the Justice Okay Hema Committee report, have sought safety from arrest within the Kerala Excessive Courtroom.

In his anticipatory bail plea, Ranjith Balakrishnan argues that the accusations in opposition to him stem from the complainant’s “disappointment and resentment” over not being forged in a movie, which he claims has been exploited by vested pursuits aiming to take away him from his place as chairman of the Kerala Chalachitra Academy.

The 60-year-old director, who was the primary to be charged following the report’s launch, additionally asserts that he’s coping with a number of well being points, together with having lately undergone liver transplantation surgical procedure, and thus requires ample medical care and a focus.

Siddique, who was booked for offences below sections 376 (rape) and 506 (prison intimidation), has claimed that the complainant feminine actor has subjected him to a “extended marketing campaign of harassment and false accusations since 2019”.

Kochi: A girl has accused producer AK Sunil, a local of Thrissur, and a gaggle that included actor Nivin Pauly, of locking her in a room for 3 days and subjecting her to sexual abuse. She claimed that they didn’t present her with meals or water, and after they did give her water, it was laced with medication. The group additionally allegedly threatened to kill her husband and son. She acknowledged that Nivin Pauly and his group forcibly took her telephone. ‘This is the reason Nivin claims there isn’t a proof of the abuse,’ she stated.

The Oonnukal Police Station has registered a case based mostly on her assertion that she was allegedly abused in Dubai. The case was later transferred to the Particular Investigation Staff (SIT), which is investigating the revelations following the discharge of the Hema Committee report. Nivin Pauly is the sixth accused within the case, with 5 others, together with Kottayam native Shreya, producer AK Sunil, and Ernakulam residents Binu, Basheer, and Kuttan, additionally named as accused.

In accordance with the girl, “I first met the group in Dubai. They took Rs 3 lakh from me, promising to take me to Europe. Once I requested for my a reimbursement, they stalled. Later, they launched me to producer AK Sunil, claiming he may provide me a task in a film. Once I went to a lodge for an interview, I used to be bodily abused. When Sunil’s household discovered, they launched me to others, calling them his thugs. They locked me in a room for 3 days with out meals or water, giving me solely drug-laced water. They threatened to kill my husband and son. Nivin Pauly and his group forcibly took my telephone, which is why they declare there isn’t a proof.”

“The chats on my telephone contained proof of the threats made by the movie crew. I used to be alone, whereas they had been a gaggle. I needed to endure the abuse as a result of I refused to hitch their group. Many different ladies have fallen into comparable traps. I discussed the abuse in my preliminary grievance and gave my assertion to the CI. Sunil and his group humiliated me on social media by posting photographs and labelling me and my husband as a ‘honeytrap couple.’ I additionally complained about that. The police stated there was no proof for the occasions in Dubai. The incidents occurred in November and December 2023, and I returned from Dubai on December 17. I’ll proceed with my grievance regardless of threats of being attacked by thugs,” she stated.

In the meantime, Nivin Pauly has denied the allegations, calling them “pure lies” and stating that he has by no means met or spoken to the girl. “These sorts of accusations maintain arising repeatedly. There must be an finish to this. I’m stepping ahead for everybody within the movie business. I’ve nobody to talk for me, so I’m addressing the media myself. I’m assured that I’m fully in the correct. I do not even know the people talked about alongside my title within the allegations,” Nivin stated.

The brand new AP High 25 school soccer ballot is out.

The highest-ranked Georgia Bulldogs utterly shut down the Clemson Tigers in one of many three Week 1 video games that includes two ranked opponents. Carson Beck had 278 yards passing and two touchdowns whereas UGA’s protection held Clemson to only 188 whole yards. Behind UGA, the opposite groups within the high 5 cruised in opposition to overmatched opponents.

What does it imply for the brand new AP High 25? Let’s break down the rankings.

Stats courtesy of ESPN Stats & Data.

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Earlier rating: 1

2024 report: 1-0

Week 1 consequence: Defeated No. 14 Clemson 34-3

Stat to know: Georgia has gained 45 straight video games in opposition to groups not named Alabama. The final time the Bulldogs misplaced to a workforce aside from the Crimson Tide was a 2020 loss to Florida.

What’s subsequent: Saturday vs. Tennessee Tech, 2 p.m., ESPN+

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Earlier rating: 2

2024 report: 1-0

Week 1 consequence: Defeated Akron 52-6

Stat to know: Former five-star recruit Jeremiah Smith caught two landing passes. He’s the primary Buckeyes receiver with two receiving scores in his debut since Michael Wiley in 1996.

What’s subsequent: Saturday vs. Western Michigan, 7:30 p.m., BTN

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Earlier rating: 4

2024 report: 1-0

Week 1 consequence: Defeated Colorado State 52-0

Stat to know: This was Texas’ second-largest margin of victory in a shutout win up to now 100 years. It is the most important since a 65-0 win over North Texas in 2004.

What’s subsequent: Saturday at Michigan, midday, Fox

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Earlier rating: 5

2024 report: 1-0

Week 1 consequence: Defeated Western Kentucky 63-0

Stat to know: Quarterback Jalen Milroe accounted for 3 passing scores and two speeding touchdowns. It was the third such recreation in his profession, which no participant has executed earlier than in Alabama’s historical past.

What’s subsequent: Saturday vs. South Florida, 7 p.m., ESPN

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Earlier rating: 7

2024 report: 1-0

Week 1 consequence: Defeated No. 20 Texas A&M 23-13

Stat to know: This was Notre Dame’s first win on the highway in opposition to a ranked SEC workforce since defeating Tennessee in 2004.

What’s subsequent: Saturday vs. Northern Illinois, 3:30 p.m., NBC

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Earlier rating: 6

2024 report: 1-0

Week 1 consequence: Defeated Furman 76-0

Stat to know: Jaxson Dart had 418 yards within the first half. It is essentially the most in a half in Ole Miss historical past and in addition essentially the most in a half of an SEC recreation up to now 20 years.

What’s subsequent: Saturday vs. Center Tennessee, 4:15 p.m., SEC Community

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Earlier rating: 3

2024 report: 1-0

Week 1 consequence: Defeated Idaho 24-14

Stat to know: Oregon is now 20-0 in opposition to FCS opponents since 1978, however Saturday’s recreation was the second-smallest margin of victory following a 35-30 win over Montana in 1993. Earlier than Saturday, the Geese have been beating FCS opponents by a median of 43.6 factors per recreation.

What’s subsequent: Saturday vs. Boise State, 10 p.m., Peacock

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Earlier rating: 8

2024 report: 1-0

Week 1 consequence: Defeated West Virginia 34-12

Stat to know: Penn State had two scores of 40 or extra yards in opposition to WVU. The Nittany Lions had three such scores all of final season.

What’s subsequent: Saturday vs. Bowling Inexperienced, midday, BTN

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Earlier rating: 11

2024 report: 1-0

Week 1 consequence: Defeated Murray State 51-0

Stat to know: Missouri recorded a shutout in its season opener for the primary time since 1998.

What’s subsequent: Saturday vs. Buffalo, 7 p.m., ESPN+

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Earlier rating: 9

2024 report: 1-0

Week 1 consequence: Defeated Fresno State 30-10

Stat to know: Michigan had simply 89 yards of offense within the first half. It was the fewest yards for the Wolverines in a primary half since 2016.

What’s subsequent: Saturday vs. Texas, midday, Fox

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Earlier rating: 12

2024 report: 1-0

Week 1 consequence: Defeated Southern Utah 49-0

Stat to know: Cameron Rising threw 5 landing passes in Week 1. That is a profession excessive for him and the third most in Utah historical past. Rising has 51 profession TD passes making him the fourth participant at school historical past with no less than 50 profession TD passes.

What’s subsequent: Saturday vs. Baylor, 3:30 p.m., Fox

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Earlier rating: 19

2024 report: 1-0

Week 1 consequence: Defeated Florida 41-17

Stat to know: Cam Ward’s 385 passing yards are essentially the most in a Miami season opener since Jacory Harris threw for 386 in 2009.

What’s subsequent: Saturday vs. Florida A&M, 6 p.m., ESPN+

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Earlier rating: 23

2024 report: 1-0

Week 1 consequence: Defeated No. 13 LSU 27-20

Stat to know: Miller Moss is the primary USC QB over the previous 25 seasons to report no less than 350 passing yards and a 75% completion proportion in a season opener.

What’s subsequent: Saturday vs. Utah State, 11 p.m., BTN

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Earlier rating: 15

2024 report: 1-0

Week 1 consequence: Defeated Chattanooga 69-3

Stat to know: Nico Iamaleava’s 314 passing yards are essentially the most in a half in Tennessee historical past, breaking Tyler Bray’s report of 313 set in 2012.

What’s subsequent: Saturday at NC State (in Charlotte), 7:30 p.m., ABC

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Earlier rating: 16

2024 report: 1-0

Week 1 consequence: Defeated Temple 51-3

Stat to know: Jackson Arnold joins Spencer Rattler (2020) and Josh Heupel (1999) because the third OU quarterback to have 4 passing touchdowns in a season opener.

What’s subsequent: Saturday vs. Houston, 7:45 p.m., SEC Community

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Earlier rating: 17

2024 report: 1-0

Week 1 consequence: Defeated South Dakota State 44-20

Stat to know: This was Oklahoma State’s fifteenth straight recreation holding an FCS opponent to seven or fewer factors on the half. The final time the Cowboys failed to take action was 2005 after they trailed Montana State 10-8 at halftime earlier than profitable 15-10.

What’s subsequent: Saturday vs. Arkansas, midday, ABC

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Earlier rating: 18

2024 report: 1-0

Week 1 consequence: Defeated UT Martin 41-6

Stat to know: This was the Wildcats’ third straight season-opening win by greater than 30 factors. That ties the longest streak (1997-99) for this system within the AP ballot period.

What’s subsequent: Saturday at Tulane, midday, ESPN

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Earlier rating: 13

2024 report: 0-1

Week 1 consequence: Misplaced to No. 23 USC 27-20

Stat to know: LSU has misplaced 5 straight season openers. That’s tied for the longest streak at school historical past (1991-95). Brian Kelly has misplaced three consecutive openers for the primary time since 2004-06 when he was at Central Michigan.

What’s subsequent: Saturday vs. Nicholls, 7:30 p.m., ESPN+

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Earlier rating: 22

2024 report: 1-0

Week 1 consequence: Defeated Lindenwood 48-3

Stat to know: The three factors allowed are the fewest the Jayhawks have given up since September 2009.

What’s subsequent: Saturday at Illinois, 7 p.m., FS1

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Earlier rating: 21

2024 report: 1-0

Week 1 consequence: Defeated New Mexico 61-39

Stat to know: Tetairoa McMillan’s 304 receiving yards are essentially the most in a single recreation in Arizona historical past. He’s the third participant in FBS historical past to have 300 or extra yards receiving in a workforce’s season opener and his mark is the second most in Huge 12 historical past. West Virginia’s Terrance Williams had 314 in a 2012 recreation.

What’s subsequent: Saturday vs. Northern Arizona, 10 p.m., ESPN+

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Earlier rating: 25

2024 report: 1-0

Week 1 consequence: Defeated Illinois State 40-0

Stat to know: Iowa’s 40 factors have been essentially the most it scored on offense since 2021.

What’s subsequent: Saturday vs. Iowa State, 3:30 p.m., CBS

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Earlier rating: Unranked

2024 report: 1-0

Week 1 consequence: Defeated Austin Peay 62-0

Stat to know: Tyler Shough is the primary Cardinals quarterback since Lamar Jackson in 2016 to have 4 passing touchdowns in a season opener.

What’s subsequent: Saturday vs. Jacksonville State, 3:30 p.m., ESPN+

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Earlier rating: Unranked

2024 report: 2-0

Week 1 consequence: Defeated No. 10 Florida State 24-21 (Week 0); defeated Georgia State 35-12

Stat to know: Towards Georgia State, Haynes King recorded his eighth profession recreation with a move TD and speeding rating, tying him for the second most over the previous two seasons behind Missouri’s Brady Cook dinner (9).

What’s subsequent: Saturday at Syracuse, midday, ACC Community

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Earlier rating: 24

2024 report: 1-0

Week 1 consequence: Defeated Western Carolina 38-21

Stat to know: With Jordan Waters (123 yards speeding, 2 TDs) and Kevin Concepcion (121 yards receiving, 3 TDs), NC State had each a 100-yard rusher and 100-yard receiver with a number of scores in a recreation for the primary time up to now 20 seasons.

What’s subsequent: Saturday vs. Tennessee (in Charlotte), 7:30 p.m., ABC

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Earlier rating: 14

2024 report: 0-1

Week 1 consequence: Misplaced to No. 1 Georgia 34-3

Stat to know: The final time Clemson failed to attain a landing in a recreation was the 2021 season opener when the Tigers misplaced to Georgia 10-3.

What’s subsequent: Saturday vs. Appalachian State, 8 p.m., ACC Community

Steve Dymond, from Portsmouth, is believed to have killed himself seven days after filming for the ITV present in Could 2019.

He had taken a lie detector take a look at for the programme after being accused of dishonest on Jane Callaghan, from Gosport, who wiped her eyes with a tissue whereas giving proof to the inquest on Tuesday.

Winchester Coroner’s Court docket heard that Mr Dymond died at his residence of a mix of morphine overdose and left ventricular hypertrophy in his coronary heart.

On Could 6 2019, Mr Dymond despatched a WhatsApp to Ms Callaghan saying: “This would be the final time I say it, I used to be by no means, by no means ever untrue to you, in on a regular basis we had been collectively.

“I hope The Jeremy Kyle Present is so completely satisfied now, as to what they’ve performed to me.

“I did lie about my previous, however not about me being a cheat, I by no means ever did cheat on you.

“They’re liable for what occurs now, I hope this makes good scores for them, I guess they hold this quiet.

“By no means did I cheat on you, by no means, by no means. My ultimate phrases. I did attempt to clarify to you, however you wouldn’t hear.”

Extracts from a word he left for Ms Callaghan had been learn out in court docket by which Mr Dymond mentioned: “I pushed and pushed for the Jeremy Kyle Present to show to Jane I by no means ever did (cheat on her). Nevertheless it all went improper.

“I failed as a result of I lied about my previous. Now I’ve misplaced you perpetually.”

Ms Callaghan mentioned Jeremy Kyle was “a bit impolite” to Mr Dymond when he appeared on the present.

Requested if she had any issues over Mr Kyle’s behaviour, she informed the inquest: “Jeremy was a bit impolite to Steve… about ‘didn’t belief him with a chocolate button’ and this was earlier than the outcomes. So yeah, he didn’t know Steve, didn’t know nothing about him, so it was a bit horrible.”

The court docket heard that Mr Dymond requested to talk with Ms Callaghan instantly after the present whereas they had been nonetheless on the studio.

“He was simply saying, begging me, saying it was improper, it’s not proper, it’s not the reality, it’s improper, it’s improper,” Ms Callaghan mentioned.

She added that the pair left the studio individually and that Mr Dymond later continued to protest his innocence. She mentioned: “He simply stored saying that it was improper, the lie detector was improper.

“He was talking to his brother on his cellphone and he simply stored saying ‘it’s all improper, it’s all improper’, after which he simply left.

“I wasn’t speaking with him actually. After that I simply wished him out of my life.”

She mentioned she remembered Mr Kyle saying to her that successfully she was higher off with out Mr Dymond when questioned by Maya Sikand KC, representing Mr Dymond’s son and brother.

Ms Callaghan informed the court docket that the pair met on a relationship website in Could 2017, broke up in February 2019, after which rekindled their relationship in the direction of the tip of March that 12 months.

She mentioned their plan from March 31 2019 was to get on The Jeremy Kyle Present so Mr Dymond may do a lie detector take a look at and show he had not cheated in order that the couple may transfer ahead with their relationship.

She informed the inquest she initially believed the lie detector take a look at was 100% dependable and correct however later modified her thoughts.

Ms Callaghan agreed that she informed a producer from The Jeremy Kyle Present that the presenter had been “nice” the day after showing on the ITV programme, the inquest heard.

Neil Sheldon KC, for Mr Kyle, urged there was “not a single message” to her, from what Ms Callaghan may recall, by which Mr Dymond “complains about the best way by which he was spoken to or handled by Mr Kyle”, and he or she agreed.

The inquest heard earlier on Tuesday that Mr Dymond informed his son, Carl Woolley, that Mr Kyle had “egged on” the viewers to “boo him”.

He mentioned his father informed him that the “lie detector had solid him as a liar, he mentioned to me he wasn’t mendacity. He was telling the reality, he was not mendacity… and asking why it mentioned he had lied”.

He added that his father “was very upset, saying he was being known as a liar, everybody had jumped on him, (he was) not with it in any respect”.

Requested by counsel to the inquest Rachel Spearing who had “jumped on him”, Mr Woolley replied: “Jeremy Kyle had bought the gang to egg on, to boo at him and stuff, he was solid because the liar earlier than he had even spoken.”

Representatives for Mr Kyle mentioned he denies asking the gang to boo Mr Dymond.

Coroner Jason Pegg informed the listening to that the aim of the inquest was to not “apportion civil or legal legal responsibility” to any particular person concerned.

The listening to continues on Wednesday.

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He was additionally “very upset”, his son advised an inquest into his dying. Dymond is suspected of taking his personal life seven days after filming for the Jeremy Kyle Present in Might 2019.

Mr Dymond, from Portsmouth, Hampshire, had taken a lie detector check for the ITV present after being accused of dishonest on his ex-fiancee Jane Callaghan, from Gosport.

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The inquest at Winchester Coroner’s Court docket heard that he died at his residence in Portsmouth of a mixture of morphine overdose and left ventricular hypertrophy in his coronary heart.

Mr Dymond’s son, Carl Woolley, advised the inquest that on the day of the filming, he acquired a name from his uncle, Leslie Dymond, to say his father was “very down”.

Mr Woolley stated he phoned his father who advised him that Jeremy Kyle had “egged on” the viewers to “boo him”.

He stated his father advised him that the “lie detector had solid him as a liar, he stated to me he wasn’t mendacity. He was telling the reality, he was not mendacity … and asking why it stated he had lied”.

He added that his father “was very upset, saying he was being known as a liar, everybody had jumped on him, (he was) not with it in any respect”.

When requested by counsel to the inquest Rachel Spearing who had “jumped on him”, Mr Woolley replied: “Jeremy Kyle had received the gang to egg on, to boo at him and stuff, he was solid because the liar earlier than he had even spoken.”

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Mr Woolley stated his father had continued to be “very upset” within the following days and would name him as much as six instances a day.

He advised the inquest: “He was OK at some factors however very down.”

He added that he tried to encourage his father to proceed getting after-care help from ITV.

He stated: “He advised me he was getting help and after-care from the present’s counsellors, I defined to him he wanted to get involved with them and maintain ringing them to get the after-care that he wanted.

“He advised me he had rang and I stated he wanted to get some assist – ‘Ring the present, ring the present’.”

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Mr Woolley stated that the final time his father tried to make contact was a missed name on his cellphone.

The inquest heard extracts from a observe that Mr Dymond left for his son, who advised the listening to that he had not been in latest contact together with his father earlier than the cellphone name on the day of the filming.

Ms Spearing stated: “Within the backside paragraph he says sorry to you, he asks you to not be mad with him and he is aware of that you may be however he doesn’t know what to say to you.”

She continued: “He expresses delight in you and feedback upon your expertise as a dad.

“He says: ‘I by no means ever cheated on Jane and that’s what is tearing me to items and everybody thinks I’m however I’m not a cheat. However I did inform her lies and I lied a lot to Jane and that’s the reason she didn’t imagine me’.”

The inquest heard a “pen portrait” of Mr Dymond written by his brother, Leslie Dymond, by which he described him as a “courageous” man.

Within the pen portrait, learn aloud by counsel on the coroner’s court docket, Leslie advised of how his brother joined the RNLI when he was younger.

“They had been very courageous males and Stephen was one in every of them”

“Stephen was devoted to the RNLI. He would by no means miss coaching,” he stated.

Leslie described how his brother did “many gruelling duties” for the establishment to rescue folks once they received into hassle at sea.

“It was not a simple job… however Stephen confirmed up each single time,” he stated.

“He was so devoted to his function.”

Leslie stated there have been instances when his brother can be delayed returning to shore from a rescue as a result of the ocean was too tough.

“It was a harmful job. They had been very courageous males and Stephen was one in every of them,” he added.

Coroner Jason Pegg advised the listening to that the aim of the inquest was to not “apportion civil or legal legal responsibility” to any individual concerned.

In a protracted opening weekend to kick off the 2024 school soccer season, some groups proved they’re worthy of competition within the expanded playoff, whereas others proved they are not prepared for primetime or are beginning to actively regress from their beforehand lofty place. (We’re you, Clemson and Florida State.) Now with Week 1 wrapped in a bow, the brand new AP prime 25 rankings are stay.

So the place does that go away issues within the view of the pollsters? This is your take a look at the newest AP prime 25 rankings heading into the Week 2 slate of video games.

First-place votes in parentheses

1. Georgia (57)
2. Ohio State (5)
3. Texas
4. Alabama
5. Notre Dame
6. Ole Miss
7. Oregon
8. Penn State
9. Missouri
10. Michigan
11. Utah
12. Miami
13. USC
14. Tennessee
15. Oklahoma
16. Oklahoma State
17. Kansas State
18. LSU
19. Kansas
20. Arizona
21. Iowa
22. Louisville
23. Georgia Tech
24. NC State
25. Clemson

The place we left off: Final week’s AP prime 25 rankings

These groups received votes, however not sufficient to qualify for the highest 25

Texas A&M 97, Boston Faculty 49, Boise State 47, Iowa State 32, Memphis 27, Nebraska 27, SMU 23, Washington 20, Liberty 12, Vanderbilt 8, Wisconsin 8, Auburn 8, Tulane 4, North Carolina 4, UTSA 3, Appalachian State 3, Kentucky 2, West Virginia 2, Arkansas 2, UNLV 1, Colorado 1.

Florida State (unranked). Again to the drafting board for the previous No. 10 Seminoles, the one-time ACC favourite that plunged to an 0-2 begin after losses to Georgia Tech and Boston Faculty.

Oregon (Down 4). An in depth win over FCS opponent Idaho had voters take a step again from the Geese.

USC (Up 10). Some redemption for Lincoln Riley because the Trojans performed higher protection and took down a ranked LSU in an announcement win.

LSU (Down 5). The opposite facet of that end result as Brian Kelly searching for solutions.

Clemson (Down 11). Dabo Swinney must re-think some issues as his Tigers are already in bother.

Iowa (Up 4). The Hawkeyes’ offense appeared higher than a yr in the past. How may it not?

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What’s happening right here?

Buyers are more and more favoring the Swiss franc over Japan’s yen to fund carry trades resulting from its decrease curiosity charges and safe-haven standing.

What does this imply?

The yen, usually a go-to for carry trades, took a success in August when surprising weak US financial knowledge and a charge hike by the Financial institution of Japan sparked market instability. In distinction, the Swiss franc’s enchantment has grown, supported by a 1.25% rate of interest set by the Swiss Nationwide Financial institution and its status as a secure haven. Despite the fact that speculators maintain a $3.8 billion brief place in opposition to the franc, they’re now $2 billion lengthy on the yen – a notable shift in investor technique. Analysts from Edmond de Rothschild and Financial institution of America underline the franc’s renewed attract. Nevertheless, Deutsche Financial institution warns of the dangers concerned in utilizing a safe-haven forex to fund carry trades, notably in risky circumstances.

Why ought to I care?

For markets: It is all about discovering stability.

The Swiss franc’s decrease charges and safe-haven traits make it an interesting funding forex, particularly with the yen exhibiting two-way dangers. The franc-dollar pair is especially reactive to US financial knowledge, typically gaining worth when US Treasury yields drop. The franc noticed a fast 3.5% rally over two days in August’s turbulent market state of affairs, highlighting the forex’s volatility. Buyers in carry trades are suggested to observe the Swiss franc intently and preserve an agile exit technique throughout risk-off intervals.

The larger image: Balancing progress and security.

Each Financial institution of America and Goldman Sachs counsel exploiting the numerous rate of interest differential between Switzerland and Britain by shopping for sterling in opposition to the franc. Furthermore, the Swiss Nationwide Financial institution’s intervention in August to stop additional franc appreciation speaks to the fragile stability wanted to safeguard Swiss exporters. As inflation falls, SNB is prone to lower charges additional, decreasing franc borrowing prices. But, the franc’s propensity for sudden rallies, particularly in risk-averse environments, necessitates warning amongst traders.