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According to RIA Novosti, Russia has stated that favorable conditions for dialogue with the United States on strategic stability have not yet been established.

According to TASS, Russia stated that the US deployment of missile systems in Norway is another step in NATO's "disruptive actions."

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Bagaei stated that the US's attempts to pressure Iran by attacking civilians and killing children have completely eroded the legitimacy of its claims and offer nothing to boast about. Due to the ongoing naval blockade and the escalating full-scale economic war, Iran is currently in a position of lawful self-defense to protect its own and its national interests. Iran's defensive actions against US military bases and warships are entirely legal and fall within the scope of its inherent right to self-defense under Article 51 of the UN Charter.

Ahead of Chancellor of the Exchequer Healy's speech today, research institutions suggest that Healy should restore most of the UK's fiscal buffer in his budget to reassure bond investors. Affected by the global sell-off that has pressured UK government bonds, the UK's fiscal space has shrunk by half from the £23.6 billion left by his predecessor, Reeves. To restore fiscal space to that level, Healy will likely need to raise taxes and cut spending. This is not the signal the new government hopes to send, but British economist Dan Hansen says it is necessary to demonstrate fiscal credibility. Restoring most of the buffer would be a crucial signal to the UK bond market that the government is taking fiscal discipline seriously. The current risks are high, and failing to deliver a credible fiscal strategy in the current environment could be extremely costly.

Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Bagaei: The actions of three European countries in initiating the "snapback" sanctions mechanism are invalid.

UBS Global Wealth Management: The Federal Reserve is expected to raise interest rates by 25 basis points each in September and December 2026 (previous forecasts were for no policy change).