美联储主席沃什：我认为我们将在九月初获得工作组简报。

CNN Washington senior reporter Aaron Blake says over the past 4½ months President Trump and his inner circle repeatedly made confident predictions about the Iran war that were quickly proven wrong. Major misjudgments include: Trump’s claim the US would “take over” the Strait of Hormuz and act as a toll collector charging 20% — a position at odds with earlier US policy and implying an impractical long-term military presence; repeated forecasts the fighting would end in “four to five weeks,” while conflict has persisted beyond four months; assertions that Iranian leaders became suddenly “very rational” after last month’s memorandum; initial US downplaying of a Hormuz blockade despite continued disruption and economic impact from Iran’s actions; Energy Department remarks that gasoline would “soon” fall below $3/gal, which has not occurred; early claims of uncontested US control of Iranian airspace, contradicted when Iran shot down two US aircraft in early April; and repeated statements that Iran was “begging” for a deal, whereas Tehran has pressed for major concessions and rejected last month’s memorandum.

US core PPI MoM for June 0.2% vs 0.4% expected; May revised down to 0.1% from 0.4%.