The Fauji Bin plant in Pakistan was closed due to a gas shortage and a severe tropical storm.

Philippine Finance Minister Diokno: The Philippine peso is "very stable" and may be around 55 against the US dollar this year.

According to the Ukrainian National News Agency: The Russian army dispatched 13 "Shahed" drones to attack Odessa in the middle of the night, and the Ukrainian air defense forces shot down all the drones.

According to Russia Today: Crimea was attacked by drones.

Bitcoin broke through $25,000 per coin, up 0.37% within the day.

Indonesia exported 31.6 million tonnes of coal in May.

Indonesia exported 1.6 million tonnes of palm oil in May.

According to a Reuters poll, 54% of economists surveyed believe that once the dollar hits 145 against the yen, Japanese authorities will take action to prevent the yen from falling; 43% think the threshold is 150.

Sixty-four percent of economists polled by Reuters said the BOJ would start easing its ultra-loose policy this year, down from 71 percent in a May poll.

According to a Reuters poll, 31% of economists believe that the yen will affect the policy of the Bank of Japan below 145 against the dollar; 34% think that reaching 150 will affect the policy.

Indonesia exported 21.72 billion U.S. dollars in May, and domestic car sales in May reached 82,097 units.

Daiwa Capital: Raised Tesla (TSLA.O) target price from $185 to $285.

Bank of America: The U.S. economic slowdown is expected to be delayed by two quarters; real GDP is expected to grow by 1.1% quarter-on-quarter in the fourth quarter, compared to -0.2% previously expected.

Brent crude oil fell below $73 a barrel, down 0.78% on the day.

U.S. President Joe Biden said on the U.S. West Coast Port Agreement: Congratulations to both parties for reaching an agreement, and port workers will finally get the wages, benefits and quality of life they deserve.

The main coking coal contract rose by 2.00% within a day, and is now quoted at 1355.00 yuan / ton.

[Fed rate hike signal may narrow Asian dollar bond spreads] Andrew Wong, a credit analyst at OCBC Bank in Singapore, said that the slow pace of new dollar bond issuance by Asian companies, coupled with the rise in interest rates after the Fed signaled further interest rate hikes, secondary markets in Asia The spread of US dollar bonds in the market may be tightened. The Asian dollar bond primary market will still favor high-quality borrowers who can withstand rising funding costs amid a likely recession, while high-yield bond markets will remain under pressure.