Fannie Mae: As of July 6, the U.S. 30-year fixed-rate mortgage rate was 6.81%, up from 6.71% last week.

Asked whether President Biden would convey some information directly to President Erdogan, White House Deputy Press Secretary Andrew Bates said he could not disclose any talks in advance.

Andrew Bates, deputy press secretary of the White House: The Biden administration will continue to work on reducing the deficit, which is one of their main economic goals.

Andrew Bates, Deputy Press Secretary of the White House: President Biden has achieved a historic record of deficit reduction since he took office, reaching $1.7 trillion.

The Hamas armed forces claimed the attack was in response to an Israeli attack in Jenin this week.

Hamas armed forces have claimed responsibility for a shooting in the West Bank that killed an Israeli.

White House Deputy Press Secretary Andrew Bates confirmed that the United States is actively considering the issue of providing cluster munitions to Ukraine, but has not yet made a decision. The current focus is to continue to provide Ukraine with various arms

Exxon shares fell 3.7 percent after signaling a sharp drop in second-quarter profit.

[U.S. 10-year real yield rises to 14-year high] On Thursday, the real yield of U.S. 10-year Treasury bonds rose 14 basis points from the previous trading day to 1.81%. CPI-linked breakeven-adjusted yields rose for a second straight session, with real yields up 24 basis points since the start of the year, after U.S. CPI rose 4.0% year-on-year in May, marking the 11th straight decline.

The minutes of the Banxico meeting showed that one member said it could not be ruled out that the existing level of monetary restraint should be maintained for longer than expected, or that a greater or lesser degree of tightening might be required.

Italian 10-year bond yields rose 20 basis points to 4.37%.

The minutes of the Bank of Mexico meeting showed that most members emphasized that inflation is expected to remain close to the 3% target by the fourth quarter of 2024.

Richard Bernstein, CEO of Bernstein Consulting: The fundamentals of regions such as Europe and Japan are improving, and non-US markets also have investment value.

Richard Bernstein, CEO of Bernstein Consulting: The strength of the dollar may have a negative impact on non-US investment, but the dollar is expected to remain flat or lower.

Richard Bernstein, CEO of Bernstein Consultants: Globalization may start to shrink, and the US needs to be more self-sufficient and rebuild its capital stock.

Richard Bernstein, CEO of Bernstein Advisors: There may be a bubble in technology stocks.

Minutes of the Bank of Mexico meeting showed that most members warned that food commodity inflation is continuing to maintain double-digit annual fluctuations.

Richard Bernstein, CEO of Bernstein Advisors: AI may become a larger part of the economy, but investing in AI stocks is not necessarily a wise choice.

Richard Bernstein, CEO of Bernstein Consulting: AI, metaverse, cryptocurrency and other fields have a long investment time span.

Richard Bernstein, CEO of Bernstein Advisors: For long-term investing, focus on lower interest rates in the future, not rising interest rates.