1. Fed mouthpiece Nick Timuraos: Based on forecasts converting PPI and CPI data to PCE, the US core PCE is expected to rise modestly by 0.18% in June (3.3% year-on-year), marking the lowest monthly increase since November last year.
2. South Korean President Lee Jae-myung: Seeing the USD/KRW exchange rate approaching 1500-1600 feels very unusual.
3. After the launch of 24-hour trading, a sell-off in South Korean stocks drove a surge in KRW trading volume.
4. ECB Consumer Expectations Survey: Inflation expectations for one, three, and five years remain largely stable.
5. Buckingham Palace: Andy Burnham has been formally appointed Prime Minister of the United Kingdom by King Charles.
6. British Prime Minister Burnham: Will utilize all flexibility within the framework of UK fiscal rules.
7. Canada's June CPI annual rate fell to 2.8%, with core inflation indicators declining.
8. Thailand plans to launch a Japanese-style savings plan to boost the market.
9. According to the Polish Press Agency: Polish Central Bank Governor Maslovska stated that the Central Bank's July economic forecast indicates a possible interest rate cut in 2026.
10. Data from the Ukrainian Ministry of Economy shows that Ukraine's GDP grew by 0.8% year-on-year in May.
11. Minutes of the Bank of Israel meeting: The Monetary Policy Committee voted on July 6 to lower the benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to 3.5%.
12. A survey by the Central Bank of Brazil: Brazilian economists predict the Brazilian real will exchange rate at 5.20 against the US dollar by the end of 2026 and at 5.28 by the end of 2027, both unchanged from previous forecasts.
