U.S. Trade Representative Greer said the U.S. will not extend the United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement and will review it annually.

Dow Jones Industrial Average closed up 135.07 points (+0.26%) at 52,317.81 on Tuesday, June 30; S&P 500 closed up 58.57 points (+0.79%) at 7,499.00; Nasdaq Composite closed up 393.58 points (+1.52%) at 26,213.72.

ING strategist Chris Turner said if Fed Chair KEVIN WARSH focuses on price stability in remarks at the ECB forum in Sintra, the dollar should remain firm. Warsh, at his first meeting as Fed chair in June, stressed the need to return inflation to the 2% target; since then core PCE has risen 3.4% and the jobs report was strong. Turner said a reversal in rate‑hike expectations would be "surprising", while Warsh's remarks represent upside risk for the dollar. ING expects the dollar index (DXY) could rebound to the 101.700–101.800 range on the speech.