US President Trump stated that ships have begun to depart from the Strait of Hormuz, many of which are loaded with oil, and they are sailing along the Southern Highway, which is safe, reliable, and unobstructed. Other navigation areas are also accessible.

According to The Information, Broadcom has partnered with Apollo and Blackstone Group to support the Anthropic computing project. This transaction is part of an AI computing infrastructure financing arrangement aimed at indirectly increasing demand for Broadcom's customized AI chips by promoting large-scale AI computing deployment.

According to The Block, El Dorado has raised $9 million in Series A funding, led by Paradigm with participation from Coinbase Ventures and Verda Ventures, to expand cross-border payment infrastructure in Latin America. El Dorado covers internal corridors such as Brazil Bolivia, with over 100000 active users and processing over 5 million transactions. El Dorado launches cross-border payment services for enterprises, integrating stablecoin and fiat channels, and has provided services to over 100 enterprises.

The leaders of the G7 will discuss the opportunities and risks brought by artificial intelligence in the financial sector and call for strengthened coordination and cooperation. The US government has ordered Anthropic to stop granting access to the most advanced artificial intelligence platform to all foreign citizens due to the possibility of the Fable 5 model being jailbroken. The draft G7 statement states that the G7 will continue to work hard to enhance the financial system's readiness to respond to risks and opportunities related to quantum technology.

Multiple investment banks have warned that due to inventory shortages and geopolitical risks, oil prices may return to above $90 in the third quarter. Daniel Hynes, Senior Commodity Strategist at ANZ, stated that it will take weeks or even months for shipping in the Strait of Hormuz to return to pre war levels. Westpac believes that during the strait blockade, global inventory consumption was significant, and subsequent pressure to replenish inventory intensified market tension. Bart Melek, head of commodity strategy at TD Securities, predicts that there will still be an inventory gap of approximately 800 million barrels in the global crude oil market as of November this year. Willem Sels, Chief Investment Officer of HSBC Private Banking, stated that energy shocks have had spillover effects on weak links in the global economy.