日本首相高市早苗：正在考虑为公司提供激励，以多元化燃料来源。

The Financial Times, citing people familiar with the matter, reported last week that Trump administration officials asked Kyiv to refrain from using long-range missiles and drones to strike Moscow, St. Petersburg and Russia’s northern regions on Monday–Wednesday while a US plane carrying senior officials visited; Kyiv agreed. A US Air Force C-17 transport landed in Moscow today. Russian authorities said the circumstances of the aircraft’s arrival were unclear and the Kremlin said no meetings with US government representatives are scheduled this week.

The Bank of Korea will announce policy on Thursday; analysts are almost evenly divided on whether it will hike. A Wall Street Journal survey of 31 analysts found 16 expect a July move — the first consecutive rate increases in three years — while 15 expect officials to hold until a potential Q4 increase. Markets largely expect the central bank to lift its growth forecast for the year even as inflation remains above the 2% target. Morgan Stanley economist Kathleen Oh says a favorable macro backdrop could support an August hike; HSBC economist Jin Choi cites weakening consumption and sees no rush to tighten. Barclays economist Bum Ki Son says the MPC is split between holding rates and a precautionary hike.