Wheat futures rose 3.4% as traders refocused on the latest developments in the Russia-Ukraine war. According to Jin10, market participants viewed the World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates report as broadly neutral, shifting attention back to geopolitical risks. Rumors that Russia could close a key grain corridor were described as traders’ primary concern. StoneX analyst Arlan Suderman said in a report that the main situation remained that the wheat market had built in some risk premium ahead of the weekend due to the closure of the Kerch Strait. The report said Ukraine had escalated strikes on Russian energy facilities, followed by the possibility that key export infrastructure could be shut. Traders were also concerned about the risk that Russian retaliation could disrupt Ukraine’s wheat supply.

TD Bank disclosed an insider data breach that exposed U.S. customer Social Security numbers and account details. According to NS3.AI, a Massachusetts state government filing said an employee had unauthorized access to customer records between January 7th and January 30th of 2026. TD Bank said it found no evidence of external hacking or further misuse at the time of disclosure.

Ukraine said it hit two Russian refineries and more than a dozen fuel tankers, the latest in a series of attacks on energy assets that are deepening a nationwide fuel crunch, according to Bloomberg.

Nasdaq President Nelson Griggs said SK Hynix’s record-breaking ADR listing is already drawing interest from other foreign companies that may consider US listings, according to Bloomberg. Griggs also said JPMorgan Chase struck the right balance on pricing for the SK Hynix deal. He spoke with Bloomberg’s Ed Ludlow in New York at Nasdaq.

Iran’s parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said Tehran was prepared to carry out “full defense” if the United States reneged on a memorandum of understanding. According to Jin10, Ghalibaf said Iran would respond with “full defense” should the U.S. side abandon the memorandum of understanding.

Uniswap Labs has proposed turning on protocol fees for selected Uniswap v4 pools following DAO approval of the UNIfication package. According to NS3.AI, the proposal is being advanced through Uniswap governance, with a Snapshot vote scheduled to run July 7-12. An onchain vote is expected to begin the week of July 13, which would determine whether the fee activation proceeds for the specified v4 pools.

Iran’s Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf said the conflict would not end with Iran’s surrender. According to Jin10, Qalibaf made the statement without providing further details.

The New York Fed's GDP Nowcast model forecast U.S. GDP growth of 2.73% in the second quarter, down from a previous estimate of 2.74%. According to Jin10, the update reflects a slight downward revision in the model's projected growth rate.

Erling Haaland said England should carry “every single pressure” ahead of Norway’s World Cup Round of 16 match against the Three Lions in Miami on Saturday (5 p.m. ET; Fox), with England ranked fourth in FIFA’s rankings and Norway 19th. Norway reached the knockout stage after beating Côte d’Ivoire and Brazil, and Haaland entered the match second in the Golden Boot race with seven goals while Martin Ødegaard was tied for third in assists with three, according to Yahoo Sports. Haaland, who was born in Leeds and plays for Manchester City, called the England matchup “super special.” The winner will face either Lionel Messi and Argentina or Switzerland in Wednesday’s semifinal in Atlanta.

The UK’s grid operator said it has launched an internal investigation into allegations that employees tried to hide information about recent risks to the country’s power supply, according to Bloomberg.

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