[Trump's Annual Financial Disclosure Shows He Owns About $100 Million In Cryptocurrency Assets] July 1st, According To The Latest Annual Financial Disclosure From U.S. President Trump, As Of December 31, 2025, Trump Personally Holds About $100 Million In Crypto Assets, Including Over $50 Million In Bitcoin, $5 Million To $25 Million In Ethereum, And $5 Million To $25 Million In USDC

Spot Gold Touched $4,000 Per Ounce, Down 0.18% On The Day

South Korea's HSBC Manufacturing PMI Stood At 52.1 In June, Down From The Previous Reading Of 54.8

Vietnam's S&P Global Vietnam Manufacturing PMI Stood At 51.8 In June, Down From 52.8 In The Previous Month

The Yield On Japan's 10-year Government Bonds Rose 4.0 Basis Points To 2.720%

Market Sources Indicate That The U.S. Military Has Deployed Approximately 900 Personnel To Venezuela For Rescue Operations, And Another 800 Personnel To Its Caribbean Hubs Of Puerto Rico And Curaçao

The US Dollar Rose To 162.68 Against The Japanese Yen, A 40-year High

South Korea's Exports In June Saw Their Largest Year-on-Year Increase Since October 1978

Local Media Reported That An Explosion Occurred At The Salina Cruz Refinery In Oaxaca, Mexico, Injuring Three Workers. The Workers Were Reportedly Burned While Performing Maintenance Work At The Alkylation Plant

According To The Wall Street Journal, The United States Has Threatened To Cut Off The Supply Of Interceptors To Saudi Arabia After The Country Refused To Open Its Military Bases For Operation Freedom

South Korea's Preliminary Trade Balance For June Stood At USD 36.15 Billion, Compared To An Expected USD 32.58 Billion And A Previously Reported Figure Of USD 26.949 Billion Revised Upward To USD 27.036 Billion

South Korea's June Import Annual Growth Rate Was 30.1%, Versus An Expectation Of 26.3% And A Previously Reported Figure Of 20.80%, Revised Down To 20.70%

South Korea's June Exports Rose 70.9% Year-on-Year, Versus An Expected Increase Of 61%; The Prior Reading Was Revised Upward From 53.20% To 53.40%

The Bank Of Japan's Tankan Survey Indicates That All Japanese Companies Expect The Average Euro-yen Exchange Rate To Be 175.62 In Fiscal Year 2026/27