美国6月季调后制造业就业人口 0.3万人，预期0.3万人，前值由0.7万人修正为-0.2万人。

Major Korean banks are expanding FX trading staff and bolstering Seoul–London coverage ahead of a near-24-hour KRW FX trading regime launching July 6. Woori Bank has seconded eight staff to its London office covering FX, derivatives and bond trading. Hana Bank added traders in Seoul and implemented three-shift rotations for round-the-clock coverage. Shinhan Bank and KB Kookmin Bank have also increased headcount and upgraded trading systems. The moves are aimed at improving KRW liquidity and supporting internationalization of Korea’s financial markets.

Sources say several major European governments now accept that vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz will likely have to pay fees to Iran and Oman. Two people familiar with internal discussions said some form of service charge has become inevitable in the aftermath of a US-Israel-Iran war. They added some Gulf Arab officials privately share the view, though it may not reflect official government positions. It is unclear what type or level of fees states would accept. The US and Gulf Arab governments continue to oppose any fees imposed by Iran or Oman on passage through the strait.