Canon will raise prices on certain laser consumables effective June 1, 2026, citing sustained increases in raw-material, transportation and production costs.

US equities may keep setting records, but Wall Street analysts are pulling back. Analysts are downgrading S&P 500 constituents, and JEFFERIES data show the proportion of 'buy' ratings in the broader Russell 3000 has fallen to roughly four-year lows, well below dot‑com era peaks. The shift in analyst stance is being treated as constructive for the rally because it suggests market sentiment has not yet reached the extreme euphoria that typically signals a top. "I typically look at market sentiment by whether there are more new buyers or sellers. The sell side has not yet shown signs of buying," said Andrew Greenbain, senior vice president for equity research product management at JEFFERIES.

Turkey expects US President Trump to attend next month’s NATO summit in Ankara on July 7-8, which will pressure members to show concrete progress on Washington’s long-standing demand to raise defense spending. Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said Trump and President Erdogan have spoken multiple times in the past month and Trump has indicated he plans to attend; Fidan added the US remains committed to the alliance and has shown no sign of withdrawing from NATO.