White House says recent attacks on Iran occurred because Iran violated a memorandum of understanding.

The Trump administration is considering requiring a $100,000 bond from certain green-card applicants, sources said. The State Department is drafting the proposal as part of efforts to limit immigration by those deemed unlikely to be self-sufficient. The measure under discussion would target immigrant visa applicants — those seeking permanent U.S. residency who would receive a green card on arrival. Some State Department officials have proposed a $100,000 figure; others say the bond could vary case by case, higher or lower. Officials are considering piloting the policy in a handful of countries to test feasibility. The idea remains under discussion.

Korea's Financial Services Commission will suspend listings of new single-stock leveraged ETFs and ban related advertising as a risk-control step targeting products tied to Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix. Initial margin for these ETFs will rise from 10 mln won to 30 mln won, effective in August; only cash will count as margin and non-cash collateral (e.g. government bonds) will no longer be accepted. The FSC will tighten securities firms' ETF premium/discount management standard from 3% to 2%. Investor education requirements will increase from 2 to 3 hours, and the minimum trading unit for single-stock leveraged products will be temporarily raised from 1 to 20 units.