McCarthy, Speaker of the US House of Representatives: We will continue to work hard, and there is no agreement in sight yet.

McCarthy, Speaker of the US House of Representatives: Negotiators (in local time) had a productive meeting this morning.

Goldman Sachs: We believe that the oil market is too pessimistic. It is expected that from June onwards, with the full implementation of OPEC+ production cuts and a further rise in demand, there will continue to be insufficient supply.

Goldman Sachs: We estimate that the forward curve reflects all major bearish risks to our December 2023 Brent forecast of $95/bbl.

Goldman Sachs: U.S. recession fears may be weighing on oil prices.

The Fed took in a total of $2.275 trillion from 105 counterparties in fixed-rate reverse repurchase operations.

Spot gold rose slightly by US$3 in the short term and is now at US$1977.74 per ounce.

Talking about the meeting with President Joe Biden, Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives McCarthy said that decisions must start to be made.

Ukrainian PM: IMF Ukrainian delegation to start work in Vienna on Tuesday.

Troy Rohrbaugh, head of global markets at JPMorgan Chase: The debt ceiling is a short-term trading theme, and most market participants expect to reach a resolution on this.

Troy Rohrbaugh, head of global markets at JPMorgan Chase: Fixed income, foreign exchange and commodities (FICC) and stocks performed very strongly in the second quarter of last year, and we expect a similar performance in the second quarter.

Blackstone switched from underweight to neutral on the private equity market.

According to CNN: Two Republican lawmakers said there are no other plans to negotiate the debt ceiling until Biden and McCarthy meet later on Monday local time.

Market news: Russia will set a transaction limit for existing non-Russian residents at $1 billion per month.

Market news: Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase will launch a U.S. pro-cryptocurrency advertising campaign.

US White House official: Any debt ceiling solution must be able to win the support of the Democratic Party, not just the liberal group of representatives in the House of Representatives.

Federal Reserve Bostic: The Fed has carried out a lot of tightening measures in the past year and does not want to presuppose any economic slowdown.

Troy Rohrbaugh, head of global markets at JPMorgan Chase: There are currently no plans to return to physical oil trading.