ECB board member Vasle: The ECB will make decisions based on data.

Gazprom: Natural gas supplies to Europe continue through Ukraine, with volumes at 42.4 million cubic meters on Thursday.

ECB board member Vasle: There is a risk that the anti-inflation process may slow down.

Sources: South Korean refiner Hyundai Oilbank cut crude oil processing after a malfunction at a gasoline production unit.

EU bond yields rose and MSCI decided not to include EU bonds in its government bond index.

Qatar Energy Company: Up to 2 million tons of naphtha will be delivered within ten years.

Russian Ministry of Defense: The second phase of the nuclear exercises included electronic simulations of missile launches and naval movements to designated patrol areas.

Market news: Hamas senior leaders said that Hamas demanded the release of 100 Palestinians sentenced to long-term imprisonment from Israeli prisons. Hamas demanded that Israel lift the blockade of Gaza and allow the free flow of people and goods in Gaza.

According to the New York Times: U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen said that Russian assets should be used to support Ukraine.

Market news: Paul Conway, chief economist of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand, will give a speech on inflation on June 19.

According to the official communiqué: Argentine Central Bank President Pesce resigned and Federico Matias Furiase will take over.

According to the Financial Times: OpenAI plans to expand its lobbying team to 50 people by the end of the year.

According to the Financial Times: OpenAI has expanded its lobbying team over the past year.

According to the Wall Street Journal: Tesla (TSLA.O) is expected to announce the final results of two shareholder resolutions at its annual shareholder meeting on Thursday.

Musk: Both Tesla shareholder resolutions have been passed with clear advantages.

ANZ Research: Further tightening of the oil market is expected in the second half of this year, leading to inventory reductions.

ANZ Research: The likelihood of oil prices sustainably exceeding $100 a barrel has significantly decreased, maintaining our 12-month price target at $95 a barrel.

ANZ Research: Eight OPEC+ members may delay the gradual cancellation of their voluntary production cuts of 2.2 million barrels per day if demand growth fails to meet expectations.