US global supply-chain pressure index was 1.25 in June; prior reading revised to 1.81 from 1.77.

June ISM non-manufacturing PMI 54, roughly unchanged and still in expansion, indicating US services remain the economy’s primary support. Subcomponents: prices index fell to 67.7, a marked retreat that signals cooling service-side cost and pricing pressures; new orders 55.1, down slightly but still expansionary; employment 51.2, back in expansion, implying no broad layoffs. Market takeaway: this profile implies a marginal easing of inflation persistence—especially services inflation—while the economy remains resilient but closer to moderate, not accelerating, expansion.

歐盟委員會主席馮德萊恩：正努力敲定第21輪俄羅斯制裁方案。