1. BlackRock ETF addresses have seen a net outflow of 35,980 BTC over 10 consecutive trading days

According to Lookonchain monitoring, BlackRock ETF addresses have recorded a net outflow of Bitcoin over 10 consecutive trading days, totaling 35,980 BTC, valued at approximately $2.24 billion.   -Original

2. Nick Timiraos: Trump claims Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Walsh leans dovish within the FOMC

Nick Timiraos posted on the X platform stating that U.S. President Trump believes Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Walsh leans dovish within the FOMC. U.S. White House National Economic Council Director Hassett made similar remarks, and U.S. Treasury Secretary Basent hopes the Federal Reserve remains open to inflation, expecting the Federal Reserve to ease policies this year.   -Original

3. JPMorgan forecasts short-term pressure on gold, expects gold price to rise to about $4,500/ounce in H2 2026

JPMorgan stated that gold prices are limited due to weakened demand, maintaining a range-bound movement in the short term. JPMorgan expects the average gold price in Q3 2026 to be about $4,300 per ounce, rising to about $4,500 in Q4.   -Original

4. European Central Bank Executive Board Member Mullan: The June rate hike was the right decision

European Central Bank Executive Board Member Mullan stated that the June rate hike was the right decision.   -Original

5. Japanese companies' wages have risen more than 5% for three consecutive years, supporting the Bank of Japan to continue raising rates

The Japanese Trade Union stated that Japanese companies have agreed to raise wages by more than 5% for three consecutive years, with an average increase of 5.01% this year, compared to 5.25% last year and 5.10% the year before. Economist Kazutaka Maeda from Meiji Yasuda Research Institute indicated that the results of labor negotiations and the positive growth of actual wages support the Bank of Japan to continue its gradual rate hike path.   -Original

6. Due to the impact of the Iran war, the UK's June Services PMI fell to 48.8, the lowest since January 2023

Reports state that due to the impact of the Iran war, the UK's June Services PMI final value dropped from 49.3 in May to 48.8, marking the lowest level since January 2023, with the pace of new business contraction reaching the fastest record since November 2022; companies are concerned about the successor to UK Prime Minister Starmer, fiscal policy, and global inflation pressures.   -Original

7. Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net inflow of $222 million, ending 10 days of net outflow

Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net inflow of $222 million, ending a 10-day net outflow status.   -Original

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