As of the week of July 19, the scale of discount window loans provided by the Federal Reserve was 2.63 billion U.S. dollars, compared with 2.69 billion U.S. dollars last week; the new facility (BTFP) financing loans rose to 102.9 billion U.S. dollars from 102.3 billion U.S. dollars a week ago.

In the United States until July 15, foreign central banks held U.S. Treasury bonds -23.473 billion U.S. dollars, the previous value was 3.35 billion U.S. dollars.

The Federal Reserve announced that it will meet on July 27 to discuss proposed new rules for banks.

The Nasdaq 100 closed down 2.3%, its biggest one-day drop since Feb. 21.

Johnson & Johnson ( JNJ.N ) closed up 6.1%, its biggest one-day gain since March 2020.

The Investment Company Institute (ICI): U.S. money market funds had inflows of $4.22 billion in the week ended July 19.

Tesla ( TSLA.O ) extended losses to 10%, falling to a three-week low.

The U.S. transportation secretary said the U.S. was investigating a Delta Air Lines plane that remained parked on the tarmac in Las Vegas amid extreme heat.

Fund analysis firm Lipper: U.S. loan funds saw inflows of $237 million in the latest week.

Fund analysis firm Lipper: U.S. investment-grade funds saw inflows of $1.96 billion in the latest week; municipal bond funds saw inflows of $1 billion; high-yield funds saw inflows of $2.22 billion.

US Department of Defense: Secretary of Defense Austin will travel to Papua New Guinea and Australia next week, where he will join Secretary of State Blinken for a ministerial meeting in Australia.

The French presidential palace announced a government reshuffle, and the French finance, foreign affairs, interior and defense ministers will all remain in office. (Reuters)

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he was trying to reach consensus on judicial legislation following mass protests.