Foreign central banks held U.S. Treasuries worth $3.349 billion in the week ending May 25, compared with a previous reading of -$3.94 billion.

Dell (DELL.N) fell after the market and is now down more than 11%.

Salesforce (CRM.N) closed down 20%, its worst single-day performance since 2004.

According to the Associated Press: U.S. President Joe Biden partially lifted a ban on Ukraine using U.S. weapons to attack Russian territory in order to defend Kharkiv, U.S. officials said.

According to the Wall Street Journal: Sam Bankman-Fried, co-founder of the digital currency exchange FTX, returned to the New York prison he left a week ago.

Hang Seng Index futures closed up 1.37% at 18,374 points in the night session, 144 points higher than the previous session.

According to the Ukrainian Pravda: The Ukrainian Defense Forces control 70% of the town of Vovchansk in Kharkiv Oblast, but street fighting in the town continues.

Saudi Aramco CEO: The total number of shares remains unchanged, so the dividend mechanism will not change.

According to the Associated Press: U.S. President Biden will sign an order on the U.S.-Mexico border as early as Tuesday.

Saudi Aramco advisers said the number of shares issued by Saudi Aramco to retail investors was 154.5 million shares.

Saudi Aramco advisers said the subscription period for the Saudi Aramco share issue will begin on June 2, 2024.

The letters show that U.S. Chief Justice Roberts refused to meet with Democratic lawmakers.

Hong Kong Observatory: Tropical Cyclone Standby Signal No. 1 will be maintained until at least 6am this morning. During the day today, an assessment will be made as to whether a Strong Wind Signal No. 3 needs to be issued.

According to the Financial Times: Billionaire investor Bill Ackman is expected to support Trump.