Honda Motor (HMC.N): Will start selling a new electric micro truck in Japan in October.

Overnight implied volatility for the dollar/yen pair rose to 14.87%, the highest since May 2.

Bank of Korea: Covered bonds will be included as eligible collateral from September 2nd.

The number of part-time employed people in Australia fell by 2,100 in May, compared with 44,600 in the previous month.

Market news: US Secretary of State Blinken spoke with Gambian President Barrow.

Japan bought -526.3 billion yen of foreign stocks in the week ending June 7, compared with -588.7 billion yen in the previous period.

Market news: Apple (AAPL.O) and OpenAI did not use cash in the transaction. Apple will pay OpenAI for the use of ChatGPT through distribution.

The U.S. military said it had successfully destroyed three anti-ship cruise missile launchers and a drone system launched from the Houthi-controlled area in Yemen.

Argentine President Mille said foreign exchange controls would be lifted after the bond issue was resolved.

Argentine President Mille: Argentina will achieve a fiscal surplus in the first half of 2024.

Hamas said there was no sign that Israel had agreed to the UN ceasefire proposal.

Market news: The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration will continue to strengthen on-site supervision of Boeing.

Hamas issued a statement urging the US government to put pressure on Israel, saying Israel intends to continue the war against Gaza.

Bernstein, Chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers: In the past 15 months, the growth rate of hourly wages has exceeded the growth rate of inflation.

Bernstein, Chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers: US President Biden is committed to expanding the supply of affordable housing.

Bernstein, Chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers: Prices are still too high and more work needs to be done.

Broadcom (AVGO.O) expects revenue of approximately $51 billion in fiscal 2024, compared with market expectations of $50.58 billion.

According to Sky News: Polls show that 64% of people believe that British Labour Party leader Starmer performed better, and 36% of respondents believe that British Prime Minister Sunak performed better.