US State Department officials have stated that Israel has withdrawn from parts of the buffer zone in southern Lebanon, and Israel's withdrawal is a goodwill gesture towards the Lebanese government.

According to the New Straits Times, Thailand has issued an arrest warrant for Chinese businessman Wang Yicheng on suspicion of involvement in cross-border cryptocurrency investment fraud. Thailand accuses Wang Yicheng of participating in a criminal network that uses illegal cryptocurrency mining to launder money, with funds coming from fraud and online gambling. A spokesperson for the Thai Special Investigation Agency told Reuters that the suspect is believed to have fled Thailand, and Thai authorities are cooperating with international counterparts to pursue Wang Yicheng.

According to Cointelegraph, with only 5 days left until the EU MiCA regulations come into effect, only 231 out of over 1200 cryptocurrency companies that have applied have obtained licenses.

Nokia rose nearly 3% to $14.21 in pre-market trading. On June 24th, President Trump publicly supported Nokia's $30 million semiconductor investment plan in Pennsylvania. The plan is part of Nokia's $4 billion US strategy to expand its semiconductor testing and packaging business in Allentown, and has received $14 million in state and federal incentives.

According to Bloomberg, the Indonesian Financial Services Authority requires internet celebrities in the financial sector to disclose paid promotion information and obtain a license to recommend assets. Enterprises are responsible for the information released by internet celebrities in cooperative marketing, and internet celebrities in the encryption sector must hold specific certifications. In February of this year, the institution imposed a fine of 5.4 billion Indonesian rupiah (approximately 300000 US dollars) on an internet celebrity who manipulated stock prices.