US Republican debt ceiling negotiator Graves: Job requirements are the main point of contention in the debt ceiling negotiations.

According to Punchbowl: US Republican debt ceiling negotiator Graves slams Democrats for not accepting more job demands.

IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva: Loss of confidence in US Treasury market will mean turbulence for the world economy.

IMF Managing Director Georgieva: U.S. debt is sustainable, but not optimal; taxes can be raised.

IMF: The Fed needs to raise interest rates more than expected to ease inflationary pressures.

The Fed accepted a total of $2.190 trillion from 107 counterparties in fixed-rate reverse repurchase operations.

IMF: US needs to do more to reduce public debt.

IMF: It will be necessary for the Fed to communicate cautiously on the policy path.

Baker Hughes: The U.S. oil rig count fell by 21 in May, the largest monthly drop since June 2020.

Baker Hughes oil services: The number of oil and gas rigs in the United States fell by 44 in May, the largest monthly drop since May 2020.

Baker Hughes: U.S. drillers cut the number of oil and gas rigs for the fourth week in a row.

The total number of drilling rigs in the United States in the week to May 26 was 711, compared with the previous value of 720.

German Ministry of Defense: Germany will end the deployment of Patriot missile systems in Slovakia and will transfer Patriot systems from Slovakia to Vilnius.

"Sister Wood" Cathy Wood: There will be a debt ceiling agreement.

German Ministry of Defense: Germany will provide the Patriot missile defense system to the NATO summit in Vilnius, Lithuania in July.

McHenry, Chairman of the Financial Services Committee of the US House of Representatives: Debt ceiling negotiations have made some progress, but as the negotiations progress, the remaining issues become more difficult.

McHenry, Chairman of the US House Financial Services Committee: Everything is complicated.