UN spokesman: The Houthi armed forces in Yemen have detained 11 UN staff members. The United Nations will seek to ensure their safety and unconditional release as soon as possible.

Elvira Nabiullina, Governor of the Central Bank of Russia: Russia may allow foreign banks to open branches.

Colorado Interstate Gas Company declared force majeure at CIG-Young gas storage facility.

Banking industry insiders said the Turkish central bank reduced the proportion of foreign exchange income that exporters need to sell to banks from 40% to 30%.

Vaddi, an aide to US President Biden: Due to threats from adversaries, the United States may reach the point of increasing the deployment of nuclear weapons in the next few years.

Vaddi, an assistant to US President Biden: In order to maintain deterrence and stability, the United States can only adjust its nuclear posture and nuclear capabilities.

Vaddi, an aide to US President Biden: The Biden administration has taken "more competitive measures" in arms control and non-proliferation.

Elvira Nabiullina, Governor of the Central Bank of Russia: Compared with the April meeting, there were more votes in favor of raising interest rates this time.

Elvira Nabiullina, Governor of the Central Bank of Russia: The issue of keeping interest rates unchanged and raising them by 100-200 basis points was discussed at the meeting.

Google (GOOG.O): From July 8, 2024, it will ban advertising of social casino games in Italy.

Federal Reserve Governor Cook did not comment on monetary policy or the economic outlook in his speech.

Elvira Nabiullina, Governor of the Central Bank of Russia: A substantial interest rate hike is possible in July.

Azerbaijan has scheduled the loading of 619,000 bpd of BTC Light crude in July.

Market news: Modi will be sworn in as Prime Minister of India on June 9.

Russian President Vladimir Putin: More than 160,000 people have joined the army since the beginning of the year.

Russian President Vladimir Putin: No need for military mobilization, we have enough volunteers

Russian President Vladimir Putin: We reserve the right to provide long-range weapons to our enemies in Western countries, but we have not done so so far. We have the right to respond in the same way.

Russian President Vladimir Putin: We can conduct nuclear tests, but there is no need for it at the moment.

Russian President Vladimir Putin: I do not rule out changes to our nuclear military doctrine.