丹麦首相：如果没有北约，我就无法保障本国人民的安全。我认为美国也是如此。

Kuwait's finance ministry said the 2025/26 budget deficit widened 13.2% to KD 7.1 bln (about $23.1 bln) after oil revenues fell 11.2% to KD 15.3 bln (about $49.4 bln). Total fiscal revenue was nearly 10% below initial budget forecasts.

Haitong International chief economist Zhang Yidong said on July 8 that late‑June Fed commentary lifted rate‑hike expectations and strengthened the dollar, while end‑1H portfolio rebalancing and Meta’s compute announcement sparked demand worries — together triggering a sharp early‑July selloff in global AI/tech stocks. He said the correction has not yet fully run and needs time to de‑risk: markets have not fully priced in a stronger dollar, sticky inflation and tighter Fed policy, and micro‑liquidity strains — overcrowded AI positioning and funding pressure on AI equities and credit — require time to unwind. After an initial large decline, some pressure from the dollar, oil/inflation and micro crowding has been partly relieved but not digested; Zhang expects the AI move to shift from a plunge to a choppy, differentiated downtrend with short‑term strength in consumer and high‑dividend assets, and a potential renewed AI uptrend once pressures ease further.