BofA weekly card spending data (w/e 28st June): +7.0% (prev. +6.8%); many other categories have slowed sharly, perhaps due to a shift in the post-Juneteenth weekend

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France sells EUR 14.0bln vs exp. EUR 12.5-14bln 1.25% 2036, 3.70% 2036, 4.50% 2041 and 4.10% 2046 OAT

Spain sells EUR 5.958bln vs exp. EUR 5-6bln 2.60% 2031, 3.25% 2034 and 3.40% 2036 Bono and EUR 0.695bln vs exp. EUR 0.25-0.75bln 1.15% 2036 I/L Bono

BofA weekly card spending data (w/e 28st June): +7.0% (prev. +6.8%); many other categories have slowed sharly, perhaps due to a shift in the post-Juneteenth weekend

Iran says it will respond to US interventions in the Strait of Hormuz, Fars reports

BoE Bank Liabilities Survey (Q2): Total funding volumes increased in Q2 and expected to increase in Q3

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