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US President Trump: We will use Iranian funds to pay for the damage in Hormuz.

US President Trump: (On Israel) On Iran, we are very close to reaching an agreement.

U.S. President Trump: (Regarding the Ukraine War) Will learn about Russia's actions. Russian President Vladimir Putin will be asked about satellite images of Iran.

US President Trump: Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and I have some differences on the Iran issue.

U.S. President Trump: He has not yet considered replacing U.S. Senate Majority Leader Thune.

US President Trump: A large number of Patriot missiles are being built.

The United States has directed 17 commercial ships to change course during the blockade of Iran.

Amazon: AWS launches AWS Healthomics service in Asia Pacific (Tokyo).

British Prime Minister Burnham hopes to strengthen defense cooperation with Kuwait.

British Prime Minister Burnham: Hopes to strengthen defense relations with Qatar.

Nvidia (NVDA.O)'s decline widened to 5%.

Government of Armenia: Armenia’s prime minister sought a resolution from Russian President Vladimir Putin regarding Russia’s export restrictions to Armenia.

British Prime Minister's Office: British Prime Minister Burnham had a phone call with the President of the United Arab Emirates and expressed his hope to strengthen trade ties with the UAE.

Armenian Government: Russian President Vladimir Putin had a phone call with Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan.

The German DAX30 index closed up 280.47 points, or 1.12%, at 25372.16 points on July 27 (Monday);The British FTSE 100 index closed at 1078, up 46.56 points, or 0.43%, on July 27 (Monday). 2.79 points;The FCHI index closed up 33.78 points, or 0.40%, at 8406.06 points on July 27 (Monday);The European Stoxx 50 Index closed up 3.41 points, or 0.05%, on July 27 (Monday), It closed at 6284.35 points;Spain’s IBEX35 index closed up 157.21 points, or 0.80%, at 19742.91 points on July 27 (Monday);Italy’s FTSE MIB index closed at 52056.00 points on July 27 (Monday), up 253.77 points, or 0.49%.

The U.S. two-year Treasury yield was lower at 4.315%, compared with 4.320% before the auction.

The U.S. Treasury auctioned $69 billion in two-year Treasury notes with a winning yield of 4.315% and a bid-to-cover ratio of 2.66 (compared to 2.64 in the previous auction).

The U.S. six-month Treasury bond auction as of July 27 - the bid-to-bid ratio was 3.12, compared with the previous value of 2.94.

The U.S. six-month Treasury bond auction as of July 27 - the winning interest rate was 3.945%, compared with the previous value of 3.84%.

The U.S. six-month Treasury bond auction as of July 27 - the winning rate allocation percentage was 36.13%, compared with the previous value of 51.45%.