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July 3, on Thursday, a Bank of England survey released in June showed that British companies lowered their expectations for wage growth in the next year. The survey showed that companies expected wages to increase by 3.6%, down 0.1 percentage points from the three-month moving average. The survey also said that in June, 29% of British companies expected sales to fall in the next year due to changes in US trade policy, while 24% of companies expected their capital expenditures to fall.
German Chancellor Merz: We must deepen and open up EU capital markets.
German Chancellor Merz: (Regarding the EU banking union) there is no reason to centralize the existing national responsibility systems.
On July 3, social media reported that Pop Mart bought the building at 149-151 Oxford Street in London through a Singapore company for 63 million pounds. In this regard, an insider of Pop Mart said: "Fake news."
According to Nikkei: Samsung has delayed the completion of its US chip factory due to lack of customers.