Hang Seng Index futures closed down 0.49% at 18,697 points in the night session, 124 points below the spot price.

According to the British Press Association: The British Labour Party has reinstated Diane Abbott as whip.

According to CNBC: Starbucks (SBUX.O) and Workers United union will resume negotiations this week.

Market News: US Trade Representative seeks Mexico to assess Volkswagen facilities.

According to the Ukrainian National News Agency: Ukrainian Defense Minister Umerov said that Russia is ready to deploy another 300,000 troops near the Ukrainian border. Moscow is planning a new offensive.

Hess (HES.N) plunged in the short term and is now down 0.9%. Chevron (CVX.N) is now up 0.51%. Hess shareholders are said to have agreed to merge with Chevron.

Hess shareholders are said to have approved the merger with Chevron.

UK Maritime Trade Operations Office: Received reports of an incident 33 nautical miles northwest of Mocha, Yemen, vessel damaged, crew safe.

Local officials in the eastern Ukrainian city of Toretsk said a Russian-guided bomb attack killed at least two people and injured three.

A US Department of Defense spokesman said the US terminal in Gaza will be dismantled for repairs after it was damaged by the storm.

Research firm Wolfe upgraded Intel Corp (INTC.O) to perform from its previous rating of underperform.

Federal Reserve Discount Rate Meeting Minutes: All regional Fed banks voted in April to keep the discount rate unchanged.

Stellantis (STLA.N) announced changes to its leadership team.

The Russian Ministry of Defense announced that the Ukrainian army lost 1,760 soldiers in one day during the special military operation.

U.S. Vice President Harris: The word "tragedy" cannot even describe the deadly Israeli strike in Rafah.

Federal Reserve Board Governor Cook: We are thinking about the impact of artificial intelligence on the job market and inflation.

The Federal Reserve accepted a total of $417.836 billion from 71 counterparties in fixed-rate reverse repurchase operations.

After the U.S. Treasury auction, the yield on the five-year U.S. Treasury bond reached its highest level since early May, rising 3.8 basis points to 4.567% during the day.

The winning interest rate allocation percentage for the U.S. 5-year Treasury bond auction as of May 28 was 96.34%, compared with the previous value of 1.93%.