Market news: Two Republican members of the U.S. House of Representatives submitted a bill calling for the removal of SEC Chairman Gensler from his post.

Market news: Polish President Duda talked with French President Macron and German Chancellor Scholz in Paris.

Deputy Minister of Defense of Ukraine: Three more settlements "liberated" in the southeast.

US May Government Budget -$240B vs -$236B Expected vs $176B Previously.

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak will prevent former Prime Minister Boris Johnson from re-electing as a Conservative MP, the Guardian reported, citing sources.

CEO of SoFi, an American online personal finance company: It is expected that the interest rate level will fall in the next 12 months or so.

The Nasdaq 100 extended gains to 1%, reaching its highest point of the day.

Bank of America CEO: Banks in the United States are in good shape and are making profits.

Bank of America CEO: Bank of America will consider going through the FDIC process for banking transactions.

Bank of America: The (U.S.) economy is slowing down.

Bank of America CEO: Relative to the 2% target, the US inflation rate is still too high.

Bank of America CEO: The Fed can pause interest rate hikes, but it cannot say that "rate hikes are over."

The Fed accepted a total of $2.127 trillion from 106 counterparties in fixed-rate reverse repurchase operations.

According to CNBC: Microsoft (MSFT.O) said it hopes to have the opportunity to present the acquisition case in federal court.

U.S. Secretary of State Blinken: Ukraine is in the early stages of a counteroffensive.

Market news: Metal trader LXM has been removed from the London Metal Exchange (LME) non-Russian aluminum (trader list), which means that the company is no longer eligible to provide aluminum products to LME customers. LXM has withdrawn aluminum produced outside Russia from the LME to meet delivery needs to customers.

U.S. Secretary of State Blinken: The United States is trying to interrupt the supply of drones from Iran to Russia.

Morgan Stanley CEO Gorman: Morgan Stanley is unlikely to make further layoffs this year.

Morgan Stanley CEO Gorman: I think we will do more transactions in the asset management field.