中航易商仓储物流REIT：将自2026年8月7日上海证券交易所开市起停牌1小时，并于当日上午10:30起复牌。

Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian said Japan’s right wing has long distorted wartime history and that recent moves by ruling authorities to expand the military, seek stronger US nuclear protection and attempt to overturn the Three Non‑Nuclear Principles risk undermining regional stability. He warned some senior Diet officials have even called for autonomous possession of nuclear weapons. Marking 81 years since Hiroshima and the 80th anniversary of the Tokyo trials, Lin urged Japan to respect history, face international concerns and properly discharge its international legal obligations not to proliferate nuclear weapons.

The Wall Street Journal, citing people familiar with the matter, says President Trump has phoned Fed chair Wosh repeatedly since Wosh took office, breaking customary patterns of presidential contact with central bank chiefs. Call frequency varied from multiple calls in a few days to long gaps. Trump sought Wosh's views on issues including a potential Iran war and the economic impact of rapid AI development. Insiders say it is unclear whether monetary policy was discussed; one person insisted the president never raised interest rates. Wosh reportedly expressed private economic optimism consistent with his public remarks. Trump has told allies he views Wosh as an important external economic adviser. The relationship could prompt concerns about Federal Reserve independence.