MarketNewsCurve2026-08-02 · 22 headlines

August 2, 2026 · QQQ/SPY Market Review · 22 headlines

Closed-market Sunday brings yen intervention, Hormuz uncertainty and new AI-capacity signals

QQQ and SPY recorded no trading move because U.S. markets were closed. The main context came from confirmed U.S.-Japan yen intervention, an Iranian clarification that its talks were with Oman rather than the United States, an OPEC+ September quota increase, and quantified TSMC and cloud-provider AI capacity plans.

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What shaped the session

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Joint yen intervention

The U.S. Treasury secretary and Japan's finance minister confirmed coordinated foreign-exchange intervention and said they were prepared to act together again.

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Hormuz and oil supply

Iran said its current talks were with Oman over safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz, not with the United States. Separately, OPEC+ agreed to raise its September production quota by 188,000 barrels per day.

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AI capacity and capital spending

A report said TSMC could reach its 3nm monthly output target early. TrendForce separately forecast about 90% growth in 2026 capital spending by the nine largest cloud providers and raised its AI-server shipment outlook.

QQQ Carried close$687.92Carried from 2026-07-31
SPY Carried close$746.81Carried from 2026-07-31
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