USD is trading at $82.00, down 3.12% from the August 31, 2026 close of $84.64 amid macro and sector pressure.

  • Nasdaq futures fall 0.88%, while broader U.S. equity futures decline.
  • Renewed U.S.-Iran conflict pushed Brent above $91, raising inflation and risk-premium concerns; hawkish Federal Reserve messaging and uncertainty ahead of JOLTS and ISM data weigh on growth-oriented technology stocks.
  • The move is primarily macro- and sector-driven, without a confirmed single-company catalyst; semiconductor sensitivity to rates and risk appetite amplifies the broader technology selloff.