ING: Japan May Have Already Intervened In The Yen Exchange Rate

GFZ (German Center For Geosciences): A 6.25-magnitude Earthquake Struck Sakhalin Island

The Central Bank Of Russia: Second-quarter GDP Growth Will Be Affected By A Decline In Fuel Production

S&P Global: UK Services Sector Business Activity Fell By The Largest Drop In Nearly Three And A Half Years In June. New Orders Fell For The Fourth Consecutive Month, And Input Cost Inflation Slowed To Its Lowest Level Since March

The Bank Of England's Policy Committee Stated That Businesses Expect Wage Growth To Rise 0.1 Percentage Point To 3.5% In The Three Months To June, Compared To 3.4% In The Three Months To May

The Bank Of England's Policy Committee Stated That Businesses' Expectations For Their Own Price Inflation Over The Next Year Were 4.1% In The Three Months To June, Up 0.1 Percentage Points From The Three Months To May

The Onshore Yuan Closed At 6.7804 Against The US Dollar At 16:30 On July 3, Up 62 Points From The Previous Trading Day

ECB President Christine Lagarde: We Have Received Nearly 30 Applications To Use The ECB's Repurchase Quota

Tom Lee: The ETH/BTC Ratio Will Strengthen In The Second Half Of 2026, As Ethereum's Monetary Narrative Gains Traction

London Metal Exchange (LME): Aluminum Inventories Decreased By 1,500 Tons, Nickel Inventories Remained Unchanged, Lead Inventories Decreased By 1,300 Tons, Copper Inventories Decreased By 3,450 Tons, Tin Inventories Decreased By 70 Tons, And Zinc Inventories Decreased By 275 Tons

Market News: Sources Say Some Japanese Aluminum Buyers Have Reached Agreements With Global Producers To Pay A Premium Of $395 Per Ton For Shipments From July To September