Referendum will go ahead – Greek government official

FXStreet (Mumbai) - As per Reuters reports, a Greek government official said that Greece will go ahead with the July 5 referendum and said the negotiations will continue after the vote.

Earlier today, the FT reported that Greek PM is willing to accept all the demands put forward by the creditors, which triggered speculation that a referendum may not be held.

Meanwhile, Germany’s Schaeuble said that he has not even read the latest proposal from Greece, while stating that there is no scope for talks before the referendum.

Need to respond economic changes in achieving 2 % inflation – BOJ’s Funo

As per Reuters report, the Bank of Japan's (BOJ) new board member, Yukitoshi Funo, told a news conference upon joining the nine-member board on Wednesday, policy makers need to take a flexible approach and respond to changes in the economy in trying to reach the central bank's 2 percent inflation target.
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US June ISM manufacturing to see a modest pickup – RBS

Brian Daingerfield, FX Trading Strategist at RBS, expects the June US ISM Manufacturing data to see a modest pickup to 53.2.
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