美国至6月20日当周红皮书商业零售销售年率 10%，前值9.4%。

Dah Securities analyst Shazma Juliana Abu Bakar said Malaysia’s diesel subsidy reform is likely to have negligible direct inflationary impact because most eligible diesel users will continue to receive subsidised fuel and logistics operators are being protected. From July 1 diesel will be priced at market rates nationwide while eligible citizens can buy subsidised diesel at MYR2.10/l. Diesel accounts for just 0.2% of the CPI basket; transport costs and broader price pressure are expected to remain manageable. The reform should help preserve household purchasing power but, with a relatively small beneficiary group, is likely to have limited effect on overall consumption. Dah Securities maintains its 2026 forecasts: inflation 2.1–2.6% and GDP growth 4.3–4.7%.

比利时外交部长发言人：比利时向塔利班代表团发放了五张签证，以便其参加欧盟会议。