Malaysia's Finance Ministry said eligible citizens can buy subsidized diesel at 2.10 ringgit per litre.

Malaysia's trade minister said the country faces a risk of a 10% tariff from July 24 over alleged forced labor.

Multiple agencies reported stronger Shenzhen housing activity over the Dragon Boat Festival. Le Youjia data show combined new and resale residential signings rose 17% YoY to the highest level for the holiday in five years; new-home signings were up 9% and resales up 21%. Centaline said average daily viewings at its Shenzhen branches during the holiday were 52% higher than mid‑June. Through June 21, Shenzhen recorded 6,264 cumulative transactions for June: 2,641 new-home sales (1,670 presales, 971 immediate-sale) and 3,623 resale transfers. Shell Research Institute director Xiao Xiaoping attributed the pickup to continued policy support and a concentrated holiday viewing window that released pent‑up rigid and replacement demand, and noted a two‑ended recovery: faster absorption of low‑price first‑time stock alongside rising market share for improvement purchases in Nanshan and Futian priced in the tens of millions of yuan.