U.S. oil import price in June was $86.06/barrel, up 37.6% from $62.53/barrel in June 2025; May was $87.44/barrel.

At morning close, China's domestic futures main contracts were mixed: ferrosilicon up more than 4%; container-shipping Europe-route rates rose over 3%; 20# rubber, stainless steel (SS) and PTA gained over 2%; rubber and coking coal rose about 2%; rapeseed oil was up just over 1%. Lagging contracts included red dates (jujube) and SC crude oil, both down more than 1%; fuel oil and corn slipped nearly 1%.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent said the U.S. will not participate if it lacks confidence in Japan's policy.