1. On the Eve of the Vote for the U.S. Senate's "Clarity Act," the Democrats Propose Amendments to Tighten Crypto Regulations, But the Bill Ultimately Fails to Advance

The U.S. Senate will conduct a procedural vote on the "Clarity Act" at 10:15 PM on September 15 (UTC+8), which requires 60 votes to advance. The Republican Party has made 126 amendments to the bill, while the Democrats proposed counter-amendments on the eve of the vote, calling for tighter restrictions on large crypto holdings, blockchain regulatory provisions, and conflict-of-interest rules for exchanges. Patrick Witt, the Executive Director of the White House Crypto Council, expressed confidence in the voting outcome. Eight major banking groups, including the American Bankers Association, oppose the bill, and the White House Economic Advisory Council has introduced new tools to refute the banking sector's claims that stablecoins lead to a loss of deposits.   -Original

2. Hassett: Trump and I Respect Any Decision Made by Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh Tomorrow

The Director of the U.S. White House National Economic Council, Hassett, stated that President Trump and Hassett himself respect any decision made by Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh tomorrow.   -Original

3. WTI Crude Oil Rises Over 5% to $106.486 per Barrel as Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz Escalate

4. BlackRock Withdraws 1,698.44 BTC and 11,700 ETH from Coinbase Prime

BlackRock has withdrawn 1,698.44 BTC and 11,700 ETH from Coinbase Prime, with BTC valued at approximately $130 million and ETH valued at approximately $28.3 million.   -Original

5. U.S. Treasury Secretary Basant: Debt Repayment Can Begin When Deficit Reaches 3% of GDP

U.S. Treasury Secretary Basant stated that the government can begin repaying debt when the deficit reaches 3% of GDP.   -Original

6. Dudley: The Federal Reserve's Rate Hike in September May Signal a Cycle of Continuous Increases

Former New York Fed President Dudley stated that the Federal Reserve has ample justification to tighten monetary policy, and the rate hike in September is not a one-off action but the beginning of a series of continuous rate increases. Dudley pointed out that the U.S. inflation rate is above the 2% target, the labor market is stable, and the core CPI increased by 0.3% month-on-month in August. Dudley anticipates that the Federal Reserve will provide a median forecast of two cumulative rate hikes of 25 basis points each in the Summary of Economic Projections (SEP) released in September 2026. Dudley believes that if Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh decisively raises rates, it will help demonstrate the commitment to curbing inflation and the independence of the policy, and that Warsh should not outsource monetary policy to the financial markets.   -Original

7. Pence: U.S.-Iran Conflict May End After Midterm Elections

U.S. Vice President Pence told the New York Post that the U.S.-Iran conflict will enter a different phase in a few months and could end after the midterm elections. Pence stated that shipping in the Strait of Hormuz is recovering, Iran's control is weakening, and current transport volumes have rebounded to over 50% of normal levels. The U.S. is currently not engaging in offensive actions but is responding only to Iran's attacks on commercial vessels. Pence outlined a two-phase plan: the first phase to destroy Iran's nuclear program and weaken its conventional forces and regional strike capabilities; the second phase to prevent Iran from rebuilding these capabilities and to maintain regional stability. The subsequent trajectory will depend on whether Trump increases actions after the midterm elections or whether Iran seeks to reach an agreement.   -Original

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