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Daly, a 2027 FOMC voting member and president of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, will speak in ten minutes.Tokyo Electronics shares fell 5% in early trading.Futures News, August 6th: 1. Strong winds and rain are expected in the Philippine Islands. Influenced by the long-distance moisture transport from Typhoon Whale (No. 14) and Typhoon Dolphin (No. 13), along with the southwest monsoon, the central and northern Philippines will experience continuous heavy rainfall. This precipitation event is characterized by its long duration and large cumulative rainfall. Over the next three days, moderate to heavy rain is expected in the central and northern Philippines, with heavy to torrential rain in most parts of Luzon and Mindoro, and locally extremely heavy rain in northwestern Luzon. The cumulative rainfall in these areas is expected to be 80-150 mm, with some areas receiving 180-250 mm, and locally exceeding 300 mm in northwestern Luzon. Gale-force winds of level 6-8, with gusts of level 9-10, are expected in the central and northern Philippines and surrounding waters. In addition, over the next three days, moderate to heavy rain is expected in the central and northern parts of the Indochina Peninsula, northern and southwestern coastal areas of India, and Bangladesh, with localized torrential rain or heavy downpours, accompanied by short-duration heavy precipitation, thunderstorms, and strong winds. 2. High temperatures will persist across many parts of Asia, Europe, and North America. Over the next three days, influenced by a high-pressure ridge, parts of South Korea, southern Japan, southern Mongolia, central and western Southern Europe, eastern Central Europe, southern Eastern Europe, the Midwestern United States, and northern Mexico will experience temperatures above 35°C, with some areas exceeding 40°C. High temperatures in Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, southern Afghanistan, central and southern Pakistan, southern Iran, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia will reach 40-42°C, with some areas exceeding 45°C.US Vice President Vance: There is no disagreement with President Trump on the Iran issue, and we are working to implement his decisions.US Vice President Vance: Energy prices will fall, Iran will not have nuclear weapons, and we will be in a more advantageous position.
