The U.S. State Department Has Banned U.S. Citizens And Nationals Who Have Visited The Democratic Republic Of Congo In The Past 21 Days From Entering The United States Via Commercial Flights

Yen Options Imply Japan May Tolerate The Yen Weakening To 165 Before Intervening

South Korea Is Considering Using Its Foreign Exchange Stabilization Fund To Absorb The U.S. Dollars Raised From SK Hynix's ADR Issuance

U.S. Treasury Imposes Additional Sanctions On Iran, Targeting International Network Assisting Iranian Arms Procurement

A Reuters Survey Shows That More Than Half Of Japanese Companies Believe A Weak Yen Is Detrimental To Their Profits

The U.S. House Of Representatives Rejected A Motion To Halt Military Aid To Israel

The Mayor Of Kyiv, Ukraine, Reported That A Non-residential Building Was Hit At An Address In The Danitsky District. A Warehouse Was Hit In The Svyatoshinsky District; And A Fire Broke Out In A Non-residential Building Area In Danitsia

The Probability That The Federal Reserve Will Hold Interest Rates Steady In July Is Nearly 90%

According To The Wall Street Journal, Sources Familiar With The Matter Revealed That The Trump Administration Is Considering Setting A $100,000 Deposit Requirement For Some Green Card Applicants

WTI Crude Oil Opened Slightly Lower On Thursday And Is Currently Trading At $79.5 Per Barrel

The Chilean Government Has Lowered Its 2026 GDP Growth Forecast From 2.1% To 1.8%

Ukrainian Officials In Kyiv Are Warning Residents To Stay In Safe Areas As The City Is Being Attacked By Ballistic Missiles

The U.S. State Department Has Approved The Sale Of C-17 Transport Aircraft To Kuwait, With An Estimated Value Of $484 Million