According to CGTN: Ukrainian President Zelensky arrived at Madrid Airport.

Market news: The European Commission approved 3.2 billion euros in state aid to the Czech Republic to support cogeneration.

Thai Prime Minister: Although we are not in recession, our economic growth in the first quarter was sluggish.

Clement Genelot, vice president of equity research for food retail at pan-European investment bank Bryan Garnier, said the latest food inflation data showed that France saw its first decline in food inflation since November 2021 in May, a trend that will continue in the coming months. Genelot stressed that the decline in inflation brings two short-term risks: a deterioration in market growth in the second quarter, which is likely to occur in the third quarter; and increased competition that could trigger a price war.

Euronext wheat futures for September delivery jumped to a 15-month high of 266.00 euros a tonne in early trading as traders grew concerned about Black Sea supplies; Paris wheat futures rose to their highest level since April 2023.

Fitch: High inflation is expected to persist in Bangladesh due to domestic supply shortages, import restrictions and a weaker exchange rate.

Financial website Forexlive commented on the German May IFO business index: the data was softer than expected, and the overall index was consistent with the revised April data. However, the expectations index continued to show an improvement, which is also a positive significance of the report.

Ukrainian intelligence sources: A drone attacked the Russian early warning "Voronezh-M" radar in the Orenburg region at a "record" distance.

ECB board member Rehn: The ECB will not pre-commit to any interest rate path.

ECB board member Rehn: The ECB will adopt a data-dependent, meeting-by-meeting decision-making approach.

ECB board member Rehn: This (June rate cut) obviously assumes that the downward trend in inflation will continue and that the geopolitical situation and energy prices will not deteriorate further.

ECB board member Rehn: Inflation is moving towards our 2% target in a sustained manner, so June is the time to ease the monetary policy stance and start cutting interest rates.

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

Lithuanian Foreign Minister Landsbergis: Hungary has a systematic approach to blocking EU support for Ukraine, and the EU needs to discuss this issue.

Masaki Masaki, Director-General of the Monetary Affairs Department of the Bank of Japan: Changes in real wages will turn positive on a year-on-year basis, and close attention needs to be paid to energy prices and foreign exchange fluctuations.

NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg: Hopes to provide multi-year financial commitment to Ukraine.

NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg: NATO allies have not fulfilled their promised air defense capabilities.

Philippine central bank officials: Average inflation rate will remain within the target range before the end of the year, be careful not to lower interest rates too early.