ASML (ASML.O) posted second-quarter sales of 6.24 billion euros.

Hungarian Foreign Minister: Efforts are underway to hold a second Ukraine peace summit this year.

HSBC has appointed Georges Elhedery as chief executive, effective September 2.

Thai industrial confidence has slumped to a two-year low due to a slowing economy, weak demand and bad debt problems.

A Reuters poll showed the Indian government will maintain its budget deficit target at 5.10% of GDP for the 2024/25 fiscal year.

Former US Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley said Trump has her unwavering support.

Market news: The Central Bank of the Philippines approved further changes to foreign exchange regulations.

Suzuki Motor plans to have electric vehicles account for 30% of the Japanese market and hybrid vehicles account for 70% by 2035.

The Governor of New York State, USA, has declared a state of emergency for the entire state.

Ideal Auto recently established an entity organization for "end-to-end autonomous driving" with a total of over 200 people; at the same time, some members of other teams in the company are also flexibly supporting the project.

ANZ Bank: Now expects the Reserve Bank of New Zealand to cut interest rates in November this year rather than February next year.

US President Biden: I still have more work to do and I am unwilling to give up.

U.S. House Speaker Johnson vowed to ensure accountability following the shooting at a Trump rally.

U.S. House Speaker Johnson: The House of Representatives has begun an investigation into the shooting at the Trump rally.

Market news: Assistant U.S. Trade Representative McCartin will travel to Geneva on Wednesday to attend the World Trade Organization meeting.

According to Nikkan Kogyo: Japanese Boeing 787 parts manufacturers have ended production cuts.

Brazilian President Lula: I will choose the next central bank governor at the "right time".

Brazilian President Lula: I have not yet decided on the next central bank governor. There are many good candidates.

According to the Financial Times: British Prime Minister Starmer will push forward legislation aimed at boosting UK economic growth.