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At the opening of the morning session, most domestic futures contracts declined, with propylene falling over 5%. Plastics, tin, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), polypropylene, and polypropylene monthly contracts all fell by over 3%, while plastics monthly contracts and benzene fell by over 2%, and bottled chips fell by nearly 2%. On the upside, low-sulfur fuel oil (LU) rose nearly 4%, apples rose nearly 3%, coking coal, nickel, and rapeseed meal rose over 2%, and container shipping to Europe, coking coal, and red dates rose over 1%.

European stock index futures fell, with Euro Stoxx 50 futures down 0.6% and German DAX futures down 0.55%.

A senior U.S. government official commented on rumors of Defense Secretary Hergasse's potential dismissal, saying, "If anyone wants to hold someone accountable, they should look for a scapegoat. Tonight, the Pentagon and the White House couldn't be clearer—they are fully supporting Hergasse, and that says it all. The idea that he intends to leave or is preparing to resign is pure fantasy and a misinterpretation of the situation. He's not going anywhere. He will continue to focus on his mission, undisturbed by external noise, and will not let pressure dictate his future. The left and those anonymous sources trying to force him out by creating controversy are simply wishful thinking. He has faced far more difficult battles than this, and this current struggle has only just begun. Never bet on Pete losing."

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi: The proceeds from the Bank of Japan's accelerated sale of ETFs can be used as a source of funds to repay bonds, helping the government raise funds for public spending aimed at attracting public investment.

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi: The proceeds from the Bank of Japan's sale of ETFs are the fruits of Japan's economic growth and should be used to achieve further growth and a virtuous economic cycle.

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi: I hope to use the proceeds from the Bank of Japan's accelerated sale of ETFs as funding for spending in key areas of Japan's economic security.