1.The French Football Association confirmed on the 26th local time that this season's French Cup and Carling Cup finals will be held on the last two Fridays at the end of July. In addition, the French Professional Football League has officially announced that the 2020-21 Ligue 1 season will be officially unveiled on August 22th.

2.Some results show that Icelandic President Johannesson will be re-elected with 90% of the vote.

3.The International Monetary Fund （IMF）recently released its latest World Economic Outlook report, predicting that the global GDP growth rate will be-4.9% in 2020, compared with the previous forecast of-3%. China's economy is expected to grow by 1% in 2020, the only one of the world's major economies to achieve positive growth.

4.On the 29th, the European Union once again extended the economic sanctions against Russia until January 31th next year on the grounds that the ceasefire agreement in Ukraine had not been fully implemented.

5.International Monetary Fund: As central banks hoarded a large amount of dollars after the outbreak in the first quarter, the proportion of dollars in foreign exchange reserves reported to the IMF rose to 61.9%, and the proportion of dollars is still the highest. Although the RMB's share rose only slightly, it hit a new high of 2.02 % since the IMF reported the data in the fourth quarter of 2016, compared with 1.9 % in the fourth quarter of last year, higher than 1.55% in the Australian dollar and 1.78 % in the Canadian dollar.

6.The European Council announced that after days of consultations, the 27 member states of the European Union have finally reached an agreement to allow citizens of 15 countries, including China, to enter the European Union from July 1st. And the United States was excluded due to the serious epidemic situation of COVID-19.

7. Australian Bureau of Agricultural Resources and Economics: due to insufficient water supply for irrigation, cotton wool production is expected to fall by 72% to 134000 tons in 2019-2020. Cotton acreage is estimated to have fallen by 83% to 60, 000 hectares, the lowest level since 1978-1979.

8.Russian Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Chernyshenko said that according to the recommendation of the Russian Federal Agency for Consumer Protection and Public Welfare Supervision and the Russian Ministry of Culture, Russian cinemas can resume work on July 15th. At the same time, Chernyshenko pointed out that the specific resumption date of cinemas in each region can be decided by the local government.