Data released by BYD Denza Auto showed that it sold 15,783 vehicles in June, a year-on-year increase of 28.6%.

1. Calling on Hamas to accept a ceasefire agreement - Trump said Israel has agreed to the necessary conditions for a 60-day ceasefire agreement with Hamas and called on Hamas to accept the agreement as well. 2. Possible increase in Japanese tariffs - Trump said he is not considering extending the deadline for countries to negotiate trade agreements with the United States. He said he might impose tariffs of "30%, 35% or whatever number we decide" on goods imported from Japan. 3. Threatening to arrest New York mayoral candidate - Trump said he would arrest Zohran Mamdani, a Democratic mayoral candidate in New York City, if he does not allow U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials to arrest undocumented immigrants in the city. 4. Slamming Powell - Trump said anyone is better than Powell. There are two or three candidates who can serve as Fed chairman. 5. Believe that the tax bill can be passed by the House of Representatives - Trump said it was good news to hear that the tax bill "has been approved." There is confidence that the tax bill can be passed by the House of Representatives. 6. Visit "Alcatraz" -Trump went to Florida to attend the opening ceremony of the new immigrant detention facility "Alcatraz". After arriving at the illegal immigrant detention center, Trump stood in front of the wire cage and insulted Biden as a "bastard", claiming that Biden also wanted to put him in a similar prison. 7. Musk may be considered to be "deported"-In response to Musk's recent posts bombarding the "big and beautiful" tax and spending bill, Trump said that he might consider "deporting Musk". 8. The strategic oil reserves will be filled-Trump: The strategic oil reserves will be filled. When market conditions are right, the strategic oil reserves will be filled. 9. "Bringing goods" to sell perfume-Trump announced the launch of a new limited edition perfume series "Victory 45-47", priced at $250 for both men and women.

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba: Additional tax revenue is expected to be 1.5-2 trillion yen, and non-tax revenue is close to 1 trillion yen to fund cash handouts.