On July 1, 2025, Tuesday, the global financial markets will welcome a series of important economic data releases and events.

Firstly, domestically, the market is closely watching the opening of the window for adjustments to refined oil prices. At the same time, China's Caixin Manufacturing PMI data for June will be released at 9:45 AM, which will provide us with an important reference for the health of China's manufacturing sector.

In Europe, multiple countries will successively release important data. The UK will announce the Nationwide House Price Index month-on-month for June, reflecting the trends in its real estate market. Switzerland will release the actual retail sales year-on-year for May, showcasing the vitality of its consumer market. France, Germany, and the Eurozone will successively announce the final value of the manufacturing PMI for June, and Germany will also release unemployment-related data. Notably, the Eurozone will publish the preliminary year-on-year and month-on-month CPI for June, which is a key indicator of inflation levels.

In the United States, a series of important economic indicators will be released in the afternoon. These include the final value of the S&P Global Manufacturing PMI for June, the ISM Manufacturing PMI for June, the JOLTs job openings for May, and the month-on-month construction spending for May. These data will comprehensively reflect the latest status of the U.S. manufacturing sector, labor market, and construction industry.

In addition, the governors of the major central banks around the world will hold a panel discussion at 21:30, and the market will closely watch their discussions on the current economic situation and monetary policy.

Finally, the American Petroleum Institute ( will release the crude oil inventory data for the week ending June 28 at 4:30 AM the next day, which may impact international crude oil prices.

Overall, several key economic indicators will be released on this day, covering various fields such as manufacturing, inflation, employment, and real estate, providing important decision-making references for investors and policymakers. Market participants should closely monitor this data and assess its potential impact on global economic trends.