Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki: We are considering a wide range of topics for the talks between Japan and South Korea.

The annual rate of broad money liquidity in Japan in May was 2.4%, compared with the previous value of 3%.

Central Bank of Peru: Do not rule out the possibility of raising interest rates in the future.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has appointed Sahap Kavcioglu as chairman of the banking watchdog.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky praised the "results" and soldiers of the fighting in the East Donetsk region.

U.S. Democratic Senator Hollen: It is difficult to reach an agreement on the encryption bill.

Sources: UK government to set threshold for windfall profits tax on oil and gas companies There will be no windfall tax if oil or gas prices are below their 20-year average for several months.

GM: Teaming up with Tesla will save GM nearly $400 million.

Bodley, deputy governor of the Bank of Canada: How interest rates will rise structurally in the future does not directly affect the way we currently think about monetary policy.

Ontario Capital Markets Tribunal: Binance’s application and motion to dismiss the May 10 investigation order were dismissed.

Bodley, Deputy Governor of the Bank of Canada: We are gradually making interest rate decisions.

Asked whether the Bank of Canada had a tightening bias, Bodley Bodley, deputy governor of the Bank of Canada, said that looking forward, nothing is certain at this time.

Euro-Mediterranean Seismological Center: 5.5-magnitude earthquake hits Rat Island, Aleutian Islands.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk: Consumers can buy Tesla or General Motors with confidence.

MSCI: The level of liberalization of the Korean foreign exchange market needs to be increased.

General Motors: Working with Tesla to integrate the North American charging standard connector design into its electric vehicles starting in 2025.

General Motors: It will cooperate with Tesla to expand the charging service of 12,000 Tesla super charging stations in North America to facilitate the use of GM electric vehicle owners.

As of the week of June 7, the scale of discount window loans provided by the Federal Reserve fell to US$3.17 billion from US$3.97 billion a week ago; financing loans for the new facility (BTFP) rose to US$100.2 billion from US$93.6 billion a week ago.

In the week ended June 3, foreign central banks held US$2.91 billion in US treasury bonds, up from US$1.164 billion previously.

General Motors will adopt the Tesla charging standard on the next generation of electric vehicles.