Japanese Vice Finance Minister Masato Kanda: As for the yen exchange rate, there is no preset specific level.

Nasdaq 100 futures hit a session low in pre-market trading.

Brazilian President Lula: The government needs to increase public revenue.

Sources: Airbus warns customers that deliveries of some aircraft in 2025/2026 may be delayed by several months.

ECB board member Kazaks: We will gradually cut interest rates.

ECB board member Kazaks: No need to rush to cut interest rates.

German Chancellor Scholz: We will submit a draft budget in July, and there will be no cuts to pensions.

Belgium, the rotating presidency of the European Union: EU ambassadors agreed in principle to a new package of sanctions against Belarus.

The U.S. MBA 30-year fixed mortgage rate was 6.93% in the week ending June 21, compared with 6.94% in the previous week.

ECB Chief Economist Lane: The overall transmission of monetary policy is solid. If anything, it is stronger than in previous cycles.

Both U.S. and Brent crude oil prices rose 1% during the day, and are now trading at $81.33 per barrel and $84.95 per barrel, respectively.

European Commission Vice President and Foreign Minister Borrell: The EU condemns the Russian authorities for groundlessly blocking access to Russia for more than 80 European media.

Gazprom said it had signed a memorandum of understanding with Iran on the supply of Russian natural gas to Iran.

Market news: Ferrari is preparing to offer an electric car battery subscription service, with the battery service costing approximately US$7,500 per year.

Bulgarian Prime Minister: Bulgaria will meet the Eurozone inflation standards by the end of the year.

Slovak gas importer SPP: The legal changes protect us from possible seizure or claims by third parties of gas supplied by Russia.

ECB Executive Board member Panetta: The ECB should avoid providing even arbitrary forward-looking guidance on the timing of interest rate adjustments.

ECB Executive Board Member Panetta: The key is the overall inflation path, not the components.

ECB Executive Board Member Panetta: Political and geopolitical risks remain high.