German Vice Chancellor and Economy Minister Habeck: The German government will accelerate the transition from the German Supply Chain Act to the European Supply Chain Directive to reduce the burden on small and medium-sized enterprises.

It was not possible to confirm who was on board a Hungarian government plane that landed in Moscow, according to flight tracking website flightaware.com, following reports that Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban was planning to travel to Moscow.

According to Nikkei News: Japan has set up a group to promote the processing of recycled automotive plastics.

German Chancellor Schulz: We will extend electricity price subsidies for another two years to 2030.

German Chancellor Scholz: 2025 budget plan will include record investments.

German Chancellor Schulz: We plan to invest billions of euros in housing construction.

German Chancellor Schulz: The cabinet will approve the draft budget for 2025 on July 17.

Polish Central Bank member Kotecki: It is expected that there will be room for interest rate cuts in early 2025.

Market news: Some European banks are facing investigation into their stress testing capabilities.

Ukrainian President Zelensky: Thank you British Prime Minister Sunak for his firm support, "Ukraine will never forget it."

Foxconn: Second-quarter revenue was NT$1.55 trillion, a year-on-year increase of 19.1%.

Ukrainian President Zelensky: Congratulations to the British Labour Party on its victory in the British general election and looks forward to working with it to jointly promote international peace and security.

Foxconn: Business will gradually gain growth momentum in the second half of the year.

Foxconn: We expect to achieve quarterly and year-on-year growth in the third quarter.

Eurofins rose 5 percent in Paris trading.

Hitachi Zosen: Misconduct was discovered in the ship engine department, which improperly tampered with engine test results.

The release of France’s current account data for May has been delayed to July 11.