美國官員：今天總統簽署的行政令將禁止以生育爲目的的旅遊。

Japan’s Tokyo Stock Exchange benchmark index will undergo its largest reconstitution on record, with analysts estimating more than 600 companies could be phased out. Under a new inclusion rule, firms ranking in the bottom 3% by free-float market cap among TSE-listed companies as of August will be removed from the benchmark gradually from October over a two-year window. The prospect is prompting small-cap issuers to take defensive steps this month; delisting from the index would likely pressure prices and reduce liquidity. The change responds to investor complaints that the benchmark contains too many small, illiquid names and raises replication costs. Mizuho senior quant Akemi Hatano said some investors are already shorting small caps expected to be removed, creating scope for short-covering if market odds shift and companies remain in the index.

China's State Council approved the People's Bank of China and the Central Bank of Argentina renewing a bilateral local-currency swap line of CNY130 billion/ARS28 trillion with a five-year term, extendable by mutual consent. The pact is aimed at deepening financial cooperation, facilitating bilateral trade and supporting financial-market stability.