滬深兩市成交額連續第268個交易日突破1萬億元。

Bulgaria Prime Minister Radev said on the 3rd in parliament that Sofia will express reservations to the EU's 21st package of sanctions on Russia, framing the move as protecting national interests and saying Bulgaria will not allow the sanctions to harm its economy. He added Bulgaria does not intend to end security cooperation with Ukraine and the government supports Ukraine's postwar reconstruction, but he will not back measures or statements that he says do not help resolve the conflict or could escalate it.

Japan finance minister Katayama declined to comment on specific FX levels and said the government is prepared to take appropriate measures against currency volatility, remains in close contact with US authorities, and views monetary policy as the Bank of Japan’s remit while expecting close BOJ-government communication. A government spokesman echoed no comment on FX levels, reiterated authorities stand ready to act in FX markets, said monetary policy is under the BOJ and rates are market-determined, and said markets are being watched with high urgency. The BOJ’s relative silence this week is linked to market expectations of a end‑July rate hike. Market participants say Tokyo’s tactics may have shifted toward “raid‑style” intervention: Katayama’s recent language is more restrained than April’s bold warnings, and the Ministry of Finance could opt for surprise USD selling/JPY buying in low‑liquidity windows (for example around the US July 4 holiday).