BP shares fell 1.9% after S&P revised its outlook to stable from positive.

Maersk shares rose 3.4 percent in Copenhagen.

European stocks fell across the board at the opening, with the German DAX index down 0.22%, the French CAC40 index down 0.3%, the British FTSE 100 index down 0.25% and the European STOXX 50 index down 0.3%.

The change in the number of unemployed people in Spain in May was -58,650, compared with -60,500 in the previous month.

Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino: Several indicators we are watching show that the underlying inflation rate has not yet reached 2%, but is gradually accelerating towards that level.

Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Ryozo Himino: Core inflation rate is rising towards 2%.

Gazprom: Will continue to supply natural gas to Europe through Ukraine, with 42.4 million cubic meters delivered on Tuesday.

Euro Stoxx 50 futures extended losses to 0.4%.

Qatar Energy: Starting in July 2024, it will deliver up to 6 million tons of naphtha to Japan.

The Japanese government sold 231.5 billion yen of bonds in the second non-competitive sale.

According to the Daily Telegraph: A British hostage held by Hamas has been confirmed killed.

Airbus is understood to be negotiating an order for 100 wide-body jets.

Türkiye and Azerbaijan sign gas supply extension agreement until 2030.

Saudi oilfield services company Arabian Drilling: Reached an agreement with Saudi Aramco to not extend the drilling agreement.

Market news: STMicroelectronics and Geely signed a long-term silicon carbide supply agreement.

Australian Government: H7 avian influenza found in third poultry farm in Victoria.

Philippine National Socioeconomic Planning Secretary Balisacan: He has "considerable confidence" that the Philippines will achieve the GDP growth target of 6%-7%.

In pre-market trading, the NIFTY index fell 0.4% to 23,179.5 points, while the SENSEX index fell 0.2%.