Financial markets this hour are tracking major corporate and macroeconomic catalysts, as SpaceX grapples with share supply pressures from its recent Cursor acquisition and lockup expirations despite reporting a $7.81 billion quarterly revenue beat, while investors simultaneously focus on Nvidia's upcoming earnings and Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh's first Jackson Hole speech, and investor Michael Burry shifts capital by exiting Alibaba for a large JD.com position over valuation concerns. In geopolitical developments, a Russian volunteer air defense unit in Kursk successfully used a machine gun to intercept a Ukrainian FP-5 Flamingo cruise missile aimed at a strategic facility in Tula. Domestically, legal and health policy developments drew attention as Kaufman County Judge Michael Chitty denied a new trial request for Karmelo Anthony following his murder conviction and 35-year sentence after reviewing newly disclosed violent character evidence, and the World Health Organization clarified in an assessment that physical evidence of illness is not required to trigger mandatory international reporting for laboratory-confirmed influenza infections with pandemic potential.