Futures on the Istanbul Stock Exchange 30 index rose 2.5%, the highest in a week.

Pakistani government: Saudi Arabia has deposited $2 billion in the central bank.

NATO Secretary-General Stoltenberg: NATO member states will gradually sign long-term contracts. As for which ammunition to Ukraine, this is the domestic decision of each ally. Some allies have signed the convention on cluster munitions, while others have not. So this is not the position of NATO. Allied countries take different positions on the convention. What we need to understand is that cluster munitions have been used on both sides in this conflict.

NATO Secretary-General Stoltenberg: With Sweden in NATO, we will be safer.

Sri Lankan Cabinet Spokesperson: The government approved the start of free trade agreement negotiations between Sri Lanka and Indonesia.

The financial website Forexlive commented on the final value of CPI in Germany in June: the final value remained unchanged from the initial value, and the inflation rate in Germany remained at a relatively high level in June, but it was also largely due to the base effect. Effective from June to August.

Ministry of Energy of Azerbaijan: Oil production in June was 500,000 barrels per day.

US White House: In fact, since the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the President has strengthened our troops. In the meantime, we have adjusted this in close coordination with the Senate and the NATO Watch Group. It will make our coalition not only bigger and stronger, but more united, purposeful, and dynamic than at any time in modern history.

White House: Secretary of State Blinken has been speaking regularly with his Turkish counterpart throughout this process, and the press secretary has also had numerous conversations with his Swedish and Turkish counterparts.

Spot gold hit $1,930 an ounce, up 0.25% on the day.

Market news: The Board of Directors of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of Thailand agreed to strengthen the supervision of listed companies.

Jefferies Group: Upgraded JPMorgan Chase to buy with a target price of $165.

Brent crude oil broke through 78 US dollars / barrel, up 0.35% on the day.

Fed Williams: In the case of extreme uncertainty and risk management, decisions need to be made based on worst-case risks.

Fed Williams: I am satisfied with the rapid monetary policy action in 2020, and the tightening of monetary policy is necessary to deal with the risk of rising inflation.

Fed Williams: Past research has not shown that the hysteresis of monetary policy has changed fundamentally over the past few decades.

JPMorgan Chase: In addition to the announced production cuts, OPEC+ will need to further cut production by 700,000 barrels per day in the second half of 2023, and it is expected that the 700,000 barrels per day will need to be extended to 2024 to offset the supply of non-OPEC members growth and rising output from some non-core OPEC members.

Fed Williams: Tighter monetary policy will weigh on demand in 2024.