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US President Trump: Markets are reacting positively to the current situation: oil prices have fallen sharply and stock markets have risen sharply.

The Pentagon has revealed that Musk's Grok AI was used to coordinate the deployment of more than 2,000 munitions across Iran.

ECB Governing Council member Eskeriva: The second round of effects on wages has not yet materialized.

ECB Governing Council member Eskeriva: There is uncertainty regarding the second round of effects on wages.

ECB Governing Council member Eskeriva: There is considerable uncertainty surrounding the baseline scenario.

ECB Governing Council member Eskeriva: Rising energy costs are being passed on to the service and transportation sectors.

The Federal Reserve accepted a total of $251 million from four counterparties in its fixed-rate reverse repurchase operations.

According to a reporter from the US financial media Semafor, senior Republican senators are dissatisfied with the Iran deal and the likelihood of reaching a final agreement with Iran is slim.

The yield on five-year Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities (TIPS) in the United States fell after the auction and is currently at 1.921%.

The U.S. Treasury auctioned $24 billion in five-year Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities (TIPS), with a winning bid rate of 1.955% and a bid-to-cover ratio of 2.61.

The total number of natural gas drilling rigs in the United States for the week ending June 19 was 122, compared to 121 in the previous week.

U.S. Homeland Security Secretary: U.S. agencies have seized more than 50 drones near World Cup venues.

Dutch Prime Minister: The EU budget proposals currently on the table are not good enough for the Netherlands.

According to Iranian state television, Iran's Supreme Leader will soon deliver a speech regarding the memorandum of understanding.

Dutch Prime Minister: US pressure on Russia is crucial to a peace agreement.

June 19 – According to the Financial Times, under a provisional agreement between the US and Iran, the Trump administration will allow Iran to use $6 billion in oil revenue held in Qatar to purchase US humanitarian aid and unsanctioned goods. This move is part of a multi-billion dollar economic incentive package offered by the Trump administration to ensure Iran adheres to its commitments in the memorandum of understanding and subsequent nuclear negotiations. The funds will be unfrozen in phases, with the specific timing scheduled within the 60-day ceasefire extension stipulated in the agreement, and depending on the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and the progress of negotiations aimed at reaching a final solution. A diplomat familiar with the agreement stated that the funds can only be used to purchase US products. The White House declined to comment on specific details when asked about the matter, but a US official stated that Washington will unfreeze some assets during the final negotiations, provided Iran demonstrates good behavior (such as transferring its enriched uranium). The Trump administration will also grant waivers allowing Iran to export oil during the aforementioned 60 days and lift the naval blockade on Iranian ports.