俄罗斯官员表示，计划于7月中旬在叙利亚港口启动商业物流枢纽。

Iran parliamentary speaker Ghalibaf said Iran has never sought war but will not yield to external pressure. He said the U.S., Israel and NATO had expected to force Iran to surrender within days before recent hostilities, but failed. Ghalibaf said the U.S. sought a ceasefire under economic, political and public pressure and that Iran does not trust the U.S.; only by preparing for war can it earn the right to negotiate. He warned that if the U.S. "breaches the memorandum of understanding between the sides," Iran will prepare for a "comprehensive defense" and defend its national interests. He added that although the international community wants an end to the war, the conflict will not end with Iran’s surrender.

The U.S. Treasury sold $22.0bn of 30-year bonds at a stop-out yield of 5.058% (about 0.3bps below pre-auction levels) with a bid-to-cover of 2.44. Indirect bidders—predominantly offshore institutions—took 77.74% of the issue; direct (domestic) bidders accounted for just 12.24%, signalling relatively weak onshore demand. Analysts say this points to price-driven, opportunistic foreign buying—investors only re-enter when yields sufficiently compensate duration and fiscal risks—not a structural, broad-based return to Treasuries. Market implications: the auction eases near-term upside pressure on long-end yields and reduces tail-risk; for gold the effect is neutral-to-negative since high nominal yields keep holding costs elevated and limit durable gains absent a clear drop in real rates. Overall, recovery in long-end demand appears contingent on yield attraction rather than unconditional safe-haven flows.