The central bank of Uzbekistan left its key interest rate unchanged at 14%.

The New York Times: U.S. Attorneys Agree to Drop New Charges Against FTX Founder Sam Bankman-Fried.

According to CNBC: Indonesia and India signed a memorandum of understanding for the supply of 1 million tons of rice.

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg: No sign Putin is ready to create peace.

"Godfather of Emerging Markets" Mobius: Investing in Kenya, South Africa, Brazil, Turkey, and Vietnam.

The annual rate of producer/import price index in Switzerland in May was -0.3%, the previous value was 1.00%.

According to the Ukrainian National News Agency: The General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces stated that the Russian army lost 580 soldiers yesterday, as well as 12 tanks, 14 armored vehicles, 10 artillery pieces and other equipment.

Royal Bank of Canada: raised Tesla (TSLA.O) stock price target from $212 to $305.

The intraday increase of the main coke contract expanded to 2.00%, and it is now reported at 2153.00 yuan / ton.

German two-year bond yields rose 5.7 basis points to last trade at 3.099%, the highest since March 10.

Norwegian government: Norway and Denmark agree to donate an additional 9,000 shells to Ukraine. Norway supplied the shells and Denmark supplied the fuzes and launching ammunition.

Swedish money market participants expect CPIF inflation to be 3.3 percent in June, down from 3.7 percent in a May survey.

Investors are optimistic about the Indonesian rupiah and Indian rupee, according to a Reuters poll.

Bets on the won were slightly bullish, according to a Reuters poll.

The Nikkei 225 index turned down and is now at 33490.5 points.

Central Bank of the Philippines Governor Medalla: The Philippines will require companies to report their foreign debt.

According to the Wall Street Journal: Japan is in discussions with the United States to provide artillery ammunition to Ukraine to increase its stockpile.

ANZ Bank: maintain the aluminum price forecast at $2,400 per ton within three months, and the market sentiment is still bearish.

JPMorgan Chase: Raised Microsoft (MSFT.O) stock price target to $350 from $315.