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• The new chair of the central bank has asserted that maintaining price stability will remain the primary focus of the institution. • This commitment comes amid potential political pressure from the White House to influence monetary policy.

• The Mexican Peso declined against the US Dollar on Wednesday, with the USD/MXN trading at 17.55, an increase of 0.37%. • The currency drop is driven by overall US Dollar strength and growing speculation regarding the potential cancellation of the USMCA free trade agreement signed in 2020.

• The Supreme Court ruled on President Donald Trump's attempt to fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, a decision that could redefine presidential authority over the central bank. • This ruling is significant as it may reshape how economic policy is managed and the level of independence the Federal Reserve maintains from executive interference.

• Bitcoin's market performance in 2026 has been primarily driven by macroeconomic factors and global inflation trends rather than crypto-specific technical charts. • Inflation across OECD nations remains stubbornly above central bank targets, preventing the rapid global monetary easing that investors had anticipated.

• China's manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) grew in June, though the growth rate fell slightly below market expectations. • The data indicates a slower-than-anticipated expansion in the industrial sector, reflecting potential headwinds in production and demand.

• Mexico is experiencing a significant deterioration in public finances, which is narrowing the margin of its investment grade status. • A potential downgrade could trigger forced sales of Mexican bonds by investment-grade exclusive funds and lead to the country's exclusion from global benchmark indices.

• Mehul Kothari, DVP of Technical Research at Anand Rathi Shares, has released top stock buy recommendations for July 1, 2026. • The recommended stocks for investors to consider include NACL Industries, Info Edge (Naukri), and Minda Corporation.

• The Philippines' net external liability widened to $54.9 billion in the first quarter of the year. • This increase was driven by a sharper decline in external assets compared to liabilities, caused by lower reserve assets, foreign exchange operations, and weak global market conditions.

• Most U.S. stocks are currently rising, though overall market gains are being limited by declines among influential technology companies. • International markets showed weakness, with European indexes slipping and Asia finishing with mixed results.

• Asian markets diverged on July 1, with Japan's Nikkei 225 rising slightly while South Korea's KOSPI index tumbled over 2%. • Samsung Electronics led the decline in South Korea, plummeting nearly 6%, with SK Hynix and Kioxia also experiencing significant losses.

• Overseas cryptocurrency exchanges, including Binance, are offering high-leverage trading products based on the KOSPI index with multipliers reaching up to 150x. • These synthetic assets, such as KORU, allow traders to speculate on Korean stock markets without using traditional domestic brokerage accounts.