U.S. President Biden: I know some people in Israel will not agree with this plan, including some in the government.

US President Biden: Hamas no longer has the capability to carry out another "October 7 attack".

US President Biden: This proposal is now on the table and it is what we need.

US President Biden: In the third phase, there will be a major Gaza reconstruction plan.

US President Biden: The second phase of the exchange condition is to release all living hostages and the Israeli army will withdraw.

US President Biden: If the negotiations exceed 6 weeks, the ceasefire will continue as long as the negotiations continue.

US President Biden: During the six weeks of the first phase, Israel and Hamas will negotiate to enter the second phase, which is a permanent end to hostilities.

US President Biden: Israel’s proposal has been conveyed to Qatar and Hamas.

US President Biden: Palestinians will return to their homes.

US President Biden: The first phase will last six weeks, during which the Israeli army will completely cease fire and withdraw from densely populated areas of Gaza.

US President Biden: The new proposal is divided into three stages.

US President Biden: Israel has put forward a comprehensive new proposal.

US President Biden: We remain focused on achieving a ceasefire and a lasting end to the war in Gaza.

US President Biden: Trump will have the opportunity to appeal like everyone else.

U.S. President Biden made a speech on the ruling regarding Trump, saying that the principles of American law have been reaffirmed and no one is above the law.

The Federal Reserve accepted a total of US$439.806 billion from 71 counterparties in fixed-rate reverse repurchase operations.

U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Campbell: Will prepare with deputy ministers for meetings between leaders of the United States, Japan and South Korea later this year.

Baker Hughes: U.S. drillers cut oil and gas rigs for the third consecutive month. The number of oil and gas rigs cut by U.S. drillers in a month was the largest since August last year.

The total number of drilling rigs in the United States for the week ending May 31 was 600, the same as the previous week.

The International Cocoa Organization revised its forecast for the global cocoa deficit in 2023/24 from 374,000 metric tons to 439,000 metric tons.