The mayor of Kyiv said Russian attacks on the city have raised the death toll to five and injured 34 people.

ADP reported U.S. private-sector payrolls rose 98,000 in June, following a 122,000 gain in May; Bloomberg economists had expected a 120,000 increase. The print supports a view that, after months of uneven hiring, the labor market is firming — job openings are rising and layoffs remain low. If official government payrolls confirm the trend, it could lift market expectations for additional Fed rate hikes this year to curb inflation. Education and health services accounted for roughly half of the June gain, with trade, transportation and utilities and financial activities comprising much of the remainder; nearly all industries added staff and gains were broad across company sizes and regions.

Novak, Russia's deputy prime minister, said logistics disruptions at oil refineries have disrupted fuel supplies and that the issue is being resolved rapidly.