卡塔尔外交部发言人：邀请伊朗代表团就飞行员问题进行访问仍然有效，但伊朗尚未作出回应。

Iraq's foreign minister spoke by phone with Iran's foreign minister to exchange views on the latest regional situation and matters of mutual concern.

US Treasury Department data show foreign holdings of US Treasuries fell to $9.299 trillion in June from $9.371 trillion in May, though holdings are still up 2.3% YoY. Japan remains the largest non-US holder but cut holdings 2.3% to $1.116 trillion (well below the Nov 2021 peak of $1.325 trillion). Foreign investors net sold about $72 billion of Treasuries in June; Japan, China and some custody centres were net sellers while Canada, Belgium and Switzerland were net buyers. Foreigners have been net sellers of $56 billion over the past three months but net buyers of $205 billion over the past 12 months; total US inflows including equities were $173 billion in June. ING says with the 60-day US‑Iran truce due to expire unresolved and ongoing heavy corporate issuance, the Treasury market bias remains bearish and could drive yields higher. ING attributes recent real-yield rises to a reversion toward pre‑global‑financial‑crisis norms rather than market dislocation. In the euro area, ECB balance-sheet runoff is tightening liquidity, reinforcing a structural bearish case for German Bunds.