美國副總統萬斯：特朗普已明確表示，霍爾木茲海峽將保持暢通。

Workers at BHP’s iron-ore export terminal in Port Hedland, Western Australia, will stage an eight-hour strike on July 16 after more than six months of failed negotiations, the union said. The action will involve operators and maintenance crews at the world’s largest iron-ore export port; staff are represented by the port workers’ union and are seeking recognition of specialist skills, compensation for arduous working conditions and significant personal costs. A BHP spokesperson said the company is focused on safety, maintaining efficient operations and reaching a fair, competitive and reasonable agreement, and added BHP has secured new enterprise agreements with about 1,800 regional mining employees that have not prompted strike action.

RBNZ said its committee warned supply‑chain adjustments could take time and geopolitical uncertainty remains materially elevated.