According to the Times of Israel: Rocket sirens sounded at a kibbutz near the Gaza border.

RIA Novosti: The new agreement on comprehensive cooperation between Russia and Iran has been temporarily suspended.

IMF: Staff-level agreement reached on Kenya loan program.

Market News: World Bank approves $1 billion in funding for Pakistan hydroelectric dams.

According to the AXIOS website: National Republican Congressional Committee Chairman and U.S. House Speaker Johnson will meet with former U.S. President Trump on June 17.

The Governor of the Central Bank of the Philippines: The inflation rate is already within the target range and efforts are being made to bring it closer to 3%. Rice prices will fall and will no longer be an important factor in inflation.

The Governor of the Central Bank of the Philippines: The possibility of a hard landing is extremely small. He is more concerned about inflation than economic growth.

Governor of the Central Bank of the Philippines: The exchange rate has little impact. 6% economic growth is feasible. We are satisfied with the inflation trend and are guarding against inflation risks.

Philippine Trade Minister: Philippines seeks to reduce tariffs on banana exports to Japan.

Governor of the Central Bank of the Philippines: If there is disorder in the foreign exchange market, we may intervene moderately.

Philippine Central Bank Governor: We hardly intervene in the foreign exchange market.

Philippine central bank governor: No target level for the peso has been set. Hope the market remains orderly.

Governor of the Central Bank of the Philippines: We may ease policy in the third quarter and will make a decision based on the data.

Philippine Central Bank Governor: We still maintain a hawkish stance, but it is weaker than before.

Philippine central bank governor: We want to be more stable and close to the median of the inflation target of 2-4%. We may overdo it in curbing inflation.

Thai Prime Minister Srettha: Thai stock market sentiment may be affected by political risks.

Edi Susianto, Executive Director of Bank Indonesia: Bank Indonesia continues to intervene in the market to stabilize the volatility of the rupiah. Bank Indonesia expects the rupiah to remain within a controllable range below 16,300 rupiah per dollar. The rupiah will be supported by the US dollar provided by a large number of exporters.

According to AXIOS website: Bipartisan negotiations in the US Senate on sanctions against the International Criminal Court broke down.

Goldman Sachs: Above-average temperatures in June pose upside risk to the summer Henry Hub natural gas price forecast of $2.65/MMBtu.