日本央行行長植田和男：在近期加息後，金融環境仍然寬鬆，繼續支持經濟活動。

South Korea’s Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries said some Korean vessels trapped in the Strait of Hormuz have begun departing but declined to disclose details, citing crew safety, shipowners’ requests and the high-risk nature of the waters. The strait has been blocked since late February after the outbreak of the Middle East war; 26 Korean ships were trapped. Following a US-Iran peace agreement earlier this month two Korean vessels have already left; the ministry did not say how many are leaving now, so the number still in the strait is unknown.

China presented its 2025 central government final accounts to the NPC Standing Committee, saying fiscal performance was broadly sound and fiscal policy more active to stabilise growth. Central general public budget revenue was 9.40 tln yuan, 96.9% of budget; including related transfers total revenue was 9.74 tln yuan. Central general public budget expenditure was 14.49 tln yuan, 98.2% of budget; with a supplement from the central budget stabilization fund total spending was 14.60 tln yuan. Through end‑May Beijing issued 6.41 tln yuan of sovereign bonds and 1.83 tln yuan of new local government bonds; central-to-local transfer payments of 9.21 tln yuan have been allocated. Authorities said fiscal receipts and outlays were broadly stable through May with key areas funded, and pledged targeted, more active fiscal measures, tighter budget execution, optimized spending structure, steps to boost domestic demand, support livelihoods and stabilise local finances.