克里姆林宮：俄羅斯將繼續加大對“基輔政權”的壓力，以實現目標。

Nonfarm payrolls rose 57k in June, with the prior two months revised down a combined 74k; unemployment rate fell to 4.2%. Labor force participation dropped to its lowest level in over five years. Leisure and hospitality posted the largest payroll decline since 2020; retail trade and information sectors also cut jobs. Healthcare and social assistance continued robust hiring; manufacturing added jobs but remains slightly below early‑2025 levels. S&P 500 rallied and U.S. Treasury yields fell as investors trimmed odds of additional Fed rate hikes this year.

On July 2 the State-owned Assets Supervision and Administration Commission (SASAC) held a special meeting directing faster industrial-structure upgrading and higher state-capital efficiency. It called for tailoring measures to develop new-quality productive capacity locally and to advance the 'three concentrations' of state capital to improve allocation and operating efficiency. SASAC prioritized creating several world-class, globally competitive industry clusters, strengthening industrial resilience and security, and closing gaps in industrial foundations to build secure, resilient supply chains. It instructed central SOEs to step up technology innovation, accelerate formation of national strategic science-and-technology capabilities, expand industry-facing basic research and frontier R&D, and forge an open, collaborative innovation ecosystem linking basic research, applied development and commercialization. The commission also stressed accelerating development of science-and-technology talent, especially in basic frontier areas and industry-common technologies.