国际货币基金组织：正在密切关注委内瑞拉的局势，并与委内瑞拉当局保持沟通，以评估地震后的需求。

Oil pared wartime gains on Thursday as markets priced in improved global supply after tankers began transiting the Strait of Hormuz following a US‑Iran agreement to reopen the route. Maritime analytics firm Kpler says more than 20 tankers carrying roughly 35 mln barrels of crude — mostly non‑Iranian vessels that had been stranded in the Gulf for over three months after Tehran effectively closed the waterway — have transited the strait; most are expected to reach Asian destinations in early August. CITIGROUP says the worst phase for commodity‑futures carry/arbitrage trades may be over; its base case assumes materially eased tensions and it sees Brent falling to $60–65/bbl over the next 6–12 months as shipping normalises.

美国至6月25日8周国债竞拍-得标利率配置百分比 70.5%，前值31.85%。