美国联合航空跌1%，达美航空跌1.2%，阿拉斯加航空跌1.7%。

MOFCOM spokesman He Yadong said at a routine press briefing on the 28th that heavy rain and flooding in southern China since the start of the flood season has prompted the ministry to step up sourcing and coordinate inventories with key supply firms in affected and surrounding areas to ensure household essentials. He said the national essential-goods market is currently operating normally and supplies are sufficient.

U.S. strikes on Iran pushed oil prices up more than 2.5%. In early European trade, July Brent rose 2.6% to $96.74/bbl and July WTI rose 2.6% to $90.95/bbl. ANZ analysts said traders are increasingly cautious about holding long oil positions until there are signs of de-escalation; supply remains constrained and key issues are unresolved. With disruptions having driven inventories sharply lower, market participants are awaiting U.S. EIA weekly stock data due Thursday evening.