美國國務卿魯比奧：解除敘利亞制裁將打開國際貿易和投資的大門，並給予敘利亞重建機會。

World Gold Council: North American gold ETFs recorded $5.5bn of outflows in June, leaving H1 net outflows of $7.7bn — the weakest H1 since 2013. European ETFs saw $818m of outflows in June, cutting H1 net inflows to $3.2bn. Asia posted a record single-month outflow of $2.3bn in June but still led H1 inflows with $12.0bn. The June price pullback was the main driver of reduced ETF allocations. The Council says regional gold ETF flows are likely to stabilize in H2. Its 2026 Mid-year Gold Outlook baseline scenario projects gold to be relatively stable in H2, while alternate scenarios could produce more significant catalysts. Ongoing geopolitical, growth and financial-market uncertainty may continue to support demand for portfolio protection and sustain interest in gold ETFs as strategic hedges.

Bank of Japan Osaka branch chief said whether consumer goods prices rise will depend on demand strength, but he expects a substantial rise in prices going forward.