The Hungarian central bank cut its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to 6.75%, in line with expectations.

According to Interfax: A Russian court sentenced Ivan Chernenko, a member of the Ukrainian Azov Battalion, to 18 years in prison.

According to the New York Times: US lawmakers will set up a special team to investigate the attempted assassination of Trump.

Illinois Governor JB Pritzker: No review materials have been received from the Harris campaign.

According to Interfax: Russian Deputy Prime Minister Novak said the Tuapse refinery continued to operate after the drone attack.

Rolls-Royce CEO: Aerospace industry supply chain problems are expected to last 18-24 months.

Nasdaq 100 futures turned positive.

Spot gold hit $2,410 an ounce, up 0.57% on the day.

Hungarian Foreign Minister: We will continue to block the disbursement of European Peace Fund until Ukraine resolves the issue of Lukoil.

Rolls-Royce CEO: Supply chain environment is at its worst.

Turkish Central Bank: The monthly inflation rate will temporarily rise in July, and inflationary pressure will still exist.

Black Sea CPC blend exports will fall to 4.9 million tonnes in August from 5.4 million tonnes in July due to maintenance at the Tengiz field, the sources said.

Central Bank of Turkey: Will maintain tight monetary policy until a significant and sustained decline in the underlying trend of monthly inflation is observed.

Ukrainian Prime Minister: It is expected to receive 4.1 billion euros in funding from the EU in September.

Analysts raised their forecast for EU carbon prices in 2024 by 5.1% to 67.25 euros per tonne, their forecast for EU carbon prices in 2025 by 3.7% to 76.75 euros per tonne, and their forecast for carbon prices in 2026 by 1.1% to 93.46 euros per tonne.

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority provided a HK$20 million loan to the bank through its discount window.

General Motors (GM.N) shares rose 6.9 percent in premarket trading after it raised its full-year adjusted earnings per share forecast.

According to Yonhap News Agency: Samsung Electronics and the labor union failed to reach an agreement in negotiations.

General Motors (GM.N) expects earnings per share of $9.50 to $10.50 for the current fiscal year, compared with its previous forecast of $9 to $10 and market expectations of $9.53.