瑞士央行行长施莱格尔：不确定性仍然很高，将继续监测情况，如有必要将调整政策。

Politico, citing five sources, reports the Trump administration is drafting a 90-day diesel export pause intended to lower domestic diesel prices ahead of the midterms. The plan has provoked splits inside government and the oil sector; Energy Secretary Wright, Treasury Secretary Bessent and Interior Secretary Burgum oppose a full ban. Wright warned a simple export prohibition could force refiners to cut runs — because diesel is co-produced with gasoline and jet fuel — and raise other fuel prices. Recent US strikes on Iran and an attack on a Russian refinery have pushed diesel prices higher. Farm-state Republican pressure, including public support from Senator Chuck Grassley, has pushed the proposal; Trump is said to be inclined to announce measures before the weekend, but the decision remains subject to change.

Canadian prime minister Carney said he has considered the 'extreme tail risk' of U.S. military action and is pursuing economic and strategic diversification to reduce dependence on the United States, including cutting reliance on SpaceX satellite broadband. He expects Trump-era policies to increase demand for dollar alternatives and said a multipolar reserve-currency system would offer more flexibility. Carney added a U.S. invasion is not the baseline scenario but that failing to prepare would be irresponsible, describing such planning as risk management.