英國央行委員哈斯克爾：我對人工智能推動英國生產力增長持樂觀態度。

ING says the BOC faces a high bar to adopt a materially hawkish stance and no surprises are expected at tonight's meeting. Unless oil rebounds to April–May levels, inflation looks too mild to warrant a rate hike, especially given downside employment and activity risks from USMCA uncertainty. ING added that the BOC’s recent hawkish tilt and higher oil have supported the CAD short term, but USMCA-related risk premiums should rise into Q3; ING expects USD/CAD to remain above 1.40 in the coming months.

Li Ke, BYD's executive vice‑president for international business, told the FT BYD could surpass Toyota in global sales even if it cannot enter the U.S. market. He said the company may accelerate expansion in Europe, which BYD views as a key overseas market. ACEA data show BYD's European market share more than doubled YoY to 2.8% as of May, overtaking Ford, Tesla and Nissan.