EUR/USD
1.14086
-0.111%
Gold
3996.73
-0.268%
Oil
69.844
-0.067%
USD/JPY
162.689
0.078%
GBP/USD
1.32444
-0.117%
GBP/JPY
215.477
-0.037%
Real-time News
July 1st - The 62-day national railway summer transport season begins today and will end on August 31st. During this period, the national railway is expected to transport 1.01 billion passengers, averaging 16.29 million passengers per day. With the start of the summer travel season, train schedules have also changed. Starting at midnight on July 1st, the national railway will implement its third-quarter train schedule, with 12,174 scheduled passenger trains, an increase of 106 trains compared to the previous schedule.Internal power struggles in Iran are threatening US-Iran peace talks, and international crude oil prices continue to fluctuate. A chart provides a quick overview of the pre-market conversion prices of crude oil between domestic and international markets.Spot gold and silver prices surged initially before trending lower. Can spot gold hold above the $4,000 mark? A chart provides a quick overview of pre-market prices for precious metals, both domestically and internationally.July 1 – On June 30, local time, the 80th UN General Assembly adopted a resolution on UN financial issues, deciding to adjust a 75-year-old financial rule. Under the new rule, during a four-year trial period, the UN will only return or credit unused funds to member states if the relevant funds are actually received and supported by cash. The resolution will take effect on July 1, 2026. For a long time, the UN has faced a unique financial predicament: under the original rule, even if some member states failed to pay their assessed contributions on time and in full, the UN might still be required to return or credit these funds to member states. This meant that the UN sometimes had to return funds that it had not actually received. The UN believes that this rule weakens the organizations financial stability and exacerbates liquidity pressures on its regular budget and peacekeeping budget.Japans final manufacturing PMI for June was 54.8, compared to 54.9 in the previous month.
