According to CNBC: Google (GOOG.O) laid off at least 100 employees in its fast-growing cloud computing division. Other media previously reported that Microsoft laid off hundreds of employees in its Azure cloud business.

The UK BRC same-store retail sales annual rate in May was 0.4%, expected to be 1.20%, and the previous value was -4.40%.

According to Nikkei: Japanese companies will jointly launch a $1 billion hydrogen fund.

Market news: NYSE will cancel erroneous transactions for securities with codes ARGT, ASR, BOND, DXYZ, GLP, KFRC, and SPYU.

According to the Times of Israel: The United States has submitted a new resolution to the UN Security Council in support of the latest Israeli hostage release and Gaza ceasefire proposal announced by US President Biden last week.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he would not address the U.S. Congress on June 13 due to the Jewish holiday, according to a statement.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the date for his speech to the U.S. Congress has not yet been determined, according to the statement.

According to the Wall Street Journal: New York State will restrict social media algorithms targeting teenagers.

NYSE: Will clear erroneous trades with Bank of Montreal (BMO), Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG), Barrick Gold (GOLD) and NuScale Power (SMR).

According to PUNCHBOWL: Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu will deliver a speech to the US Congress on June 13.

According to the Wall Street Journal: The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is reviewing transactions before and after social media posts by Keith Gill, the "leader" of U.S. retail investors.

GameStop (GME.N) fell in the short term, with the increase narrowing to 19%.

Gassco, a Norwegian gas transportation management company: The Kollsnes gas processing plant saw an unplanned capacity increase of 24 million cubic meters per day between June 3 and June 4.

Hang Seng Index futures closed down 0.77% at 18,204 points in the night session, 199 points below the spot price.

The statement showed that US President Biden urged the Emir of Qatar to take all appropriate measures to ensure that Hamas accepts the agreement.

Biden will sign an executive order on Tuesday to crack down on the flow of migrants by reducing asylum applications, people familiar with the matter said.