美國貿易代表格里爾：美國總統特朗普對西班牙有多種選擇。

The U.S. struck Iran for a second consecutive day, eroding a fragile ceasefire and leaving traffic through the Strait of Hormuz — a critical global energy chokepoint — almost halted on Thursday. Vessel-tracking shows observable transits concentrated on a northern, Iran-approved lane; the U.S.-backed Oman corridor is largely empty. Among large ships, only one U.S.-sanctioned VLCC departed the Persian Gulf and one Iranian-flag container ship was visible in the strait; some vessels may have transited with transponders turned off. Kpler data show a three-week average of 34 commercial transits per day since the temporary reopening, a peak of 59 on June 24, and most days during the conflict averaging below 20.

U.S. existing-home sales annualized 4.09 mln in June vs 4.20 mln expected; May revised to 4.19 mln from 4.17 mln.