UBS: The Swiss Federal Government will bear any subsequent losses (if any), up to a limit of 9 billion Swiss francs.

UBS reiterated that it expects the Credit Suisse deal to close by June 12.

UBS: If the realization of all insured assets results in a net loss, the first loss within 5 billion Swiss francs will be borne by UBS.

UBS will pay the Swiss government an upfront fee of 40 million Swiss francs to seal the deal.

The Swiss government said the Swiss federal government signed a loss protection agreement with UBS.

Riksbank survey: manufacturing cost pressures down.

Riksbank survey: Clear split in business sector.

Japan Securities Regulatory Commission seeks to punish Chiba Bank, Musashino Bank for structured bond sales.

Yields on Turkish lira-denominated 2-year government bonds fell to 12.2% from more than 15% on Thursday.

Rachel Reeves, shadow chancellor of the British Labor Party: the first term aims to meet the green spending target of 28 billion pounds.

S&P 500 futures extended losses to 0.3%, falling to session lows.

Rachel Reeves, shadow chancellor of the British Labor Party: Fiscal rules will be set before the general election.

The Bank of Japan is reported to believe that its price target remains elusive.

The Bank of Japan is reported to see stronger-than-expected inflation.

Asustek’s May sales were NT$36.32 billion, down 4.64% year-on-year.

According to Kyodo News: Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida held a telephone conversation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

Hungary left its overnight deposit rate unchanged at 17.00%.