Three sources said on Wednesday that OPEC+ producers are set to agree at Sunday’s meeting to raise August output targets by about 188,000 bpd, matching the increases in June and July. The move would add supply as the Strait of Hormuz gradually reopens and oil prices slide. OPEC declined to comment.

U.S. special envoy Matthew Whitaker warned ahead of a summit with President Trump in Ankara that some European NATO members are not meeting defense-spending commitments. Under U.S. pressure, NATO leaders agreed at The Hague last year to raise defense-related spending to 5% of GDP by 2035. Whitaker said Poland, the Nordic countries, the Baltic states and Germany are leading, but several allies are lagging either because current spending is insufficient or because they have no credible path to meet the Hague pledge. He said Trump expects all allies to move immediately toward the 5% target and to act quickly.

歐元區6月製造業PMI終值 51.4，預期51.3，前值51.3。