Fitch: Thailand will face lingering political and fiscal uncertainty after the general election.

European Mediterranean Seismological Center: 5.0 magnitude earthquake hits southern Loyalty Islands.

Ukrainian President Zelensky: The focus of this visit is to discuss the peace plan and protect the Muslim community in Ukraine.

G7 leaders agreed to have ministers responsible for AI discuss the "Hiroshima AI Process" and report on the results by the end of the year.

Spot palladium rose 3%.

Ukrainian President Zelensky: I will meet the Saudi Crown Prince during my first visit to Saudi Arabia.

Kremlin: Last remnants of arms control deal with US are disappearing.

Myles Bradshaw, head of strategy at JPMorgan Assets: Building a "more prudent portfolio" is important.

Myles Bradshaw, head of strategy at JPMorgan Assets: As the cycle winds down, the prospect of capital gains will emerge.

The U.S. dollar index DXY fell 11 points in the short term and is now at 103.25.

Occidental shares rose 1% premarket after Berkshire Hathaway increased its stake in the company.

ECB President Lagarde: We are about to make more nuanced decisions.

Lebanese Interior Minister: The authorities are seriously discussing the fate of their central bank chief after being notified by Interpol.

G7 statement: We are engaging with third countries restricting the supply of G7 goods, services or technology to Russia to enhance third country understanding of G7 measures.

G7 statement: Russia should withdraw its troops from Ukraine unconditionally.

Kazuo Ueda, Governor of the Bank of Japan: The Bank of Japan must carefully examine the various uncertainties about whether inflation will accelerate again after a period of slowdown without presupposing any ideas.

According to the ECB Economic Bulletin: Wage pressures have intensified further as social workers regain some of the purchasing power they lost due to high inflation.

Fitch: European equipment lessors are resilient to the risk of lower demand.

London Metal Exchange (LME): Aluminum inventories decreased by 1,350 tons, copper inventories increased by 1,450 tons, nickel inventories were flat, lead inventories were flat, tin inventories increased by 125 tons, and zinc inventories decreased by 550 tons.