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On my radar now

Markets open the last full week of August braced for the densest event calendar of the month: Nvidia earnings Wednesday, July PCE inflation, and Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's first Jackson Hole speech Friday, all while US-Canada trade talks collapse and Washington readies its toughest sanctions yet on Iran. In AI, a mystery coding model called Ox Alpha showed up free on OpenRouter and nobody will claim it. Beef supplies are the tightest since the 1990s, Starbucks broke a Saturday sales record with a unicorn drink, the Red Sox rallied past the Giants, and a Lynde Street family escaped a two-alarm fire in Nashua.

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