Fed's Bostic: We do not expect a sharp weakening in the job market at this time.

1. Criticize Powell again for "artificially raising interest rates" -- In an interview, US President Trump said that the United States should keep interest rates at 1% or 2%, and once again criticized Powell for being "terrible" and accusing him of "artificially raising interest rates." When talking about the next Fed Chairman, Trump said that he already had three names in mind, but refused to disclose who they were. 2. Responding to doubts about the effectiveness of the strike on Iran's nuclear facilities "There are only a few thousand tons of rock left there" -- In response to doubts about the effectiveness of the strike on Iran's nuclear facilities by the US media, Trump said that the US attack on Iran's Fordow nuclear facility completely destroyed the target site. "Now there are only a few thousand tons of rock left, and the whole place is destroyed." In addition, Trump also denied that Iran transferred enriched uranium in advance. 3. Welcome the "turnaround" Republican senator's announcement that he would not seek re-election -- US Senator and North Carolina Republican Thom Tillis announced that he would not run for re-election in 2026. Trump called this "great good news!" Previously, Tillis voted against the Senate's advancement of the "Big and Beautiful" bill, and was angrily denounced by Trump in an article. 4. Says there is no need to extend the tariff period and will send tax rate letters to various countries -The "tariff deadline" is approaching on July 9. Trump said that there is no need to extend the expiring tariff period. Letters will be sent to hundreds of countries including Japan in the next few days to unilaterally inform countries of the tariff rates of goods exported to the United States instead of continuing trade negotiations. 5. Says there has been no dialogue with Iran since the attack on Iran's nuclear facilities -Trump posted on the social media platform: "I have not offered Iran anything, unlike Obama... I haven't even spoken to them since we completely destroyed their nuclear facilities."

South Korea's preliminary trade account value for June was US$9.08 billion, in line with expectations of US$8.4 billion. The previous value was revised from US$6.938 billion to US$6.931 billion.