"New Bond King" Gundlach: Investing in CCC-rated bonds should be avoided as there are many recession signs in the economy.

The Federal Reserve accepted a total of US$467.398 billion from 79 counterparties in fixed-rate reverse repurchase operations.

The joint statement showed that the United States and Kenya agreed to establish a strategic dialogue and deepen cooperation in the field of artificial intelligence.

The joint statement showed that the United States will work with Kenya to explore opportunities in semiconductor assembly, testing and packaging.

According to the Wall Street Journal: Some Toronto-Dominion Bank employees in Canada face criminal charges in the United States.

Elon Musk: We expect to send humans to Mars within seven to eight years.

Elon Musk: Given the development of artificial intelligence, I envision a possible scenario where work could become a hobby.

According to Nikkei: Japan plans to expand its stock grant program to grassroots employees.

The Central Bank of Egypt kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 28.25%, in line with market expectations.

Brazilian Finance Minister Haddad: Brazil wins support for G20 plan to tax super-rich.

Brazilian Finance Minister Haddad: World needs to rethink financing to address climate crisis.

The winning rate of the U.S. Treasury bond auction for the eight weeks ending May 23 was 5.275%, compared with the previous value of 5.27%.

The U.S. Treasury bond auction for the four weeks ending May 23rd - the winning rate was 5.27%, the previous value was 5.27%.

French artificial intelligence company LightOn is considering fundraising options including an IPO.

Boeing (BA.N) CFO: Second quarter cash flow may be worse than first quarter.

Minutes of the Mexican Central Bank meeting: One member said that if the medium-term inflation target, such as inflation forecasts, is met, the next meeting may consider adjusting the policy interest rate.

Mexican President Lopez: Mexico does not seek dialogue with Ecuador.

Boeing (BA.N) CFO: Additional 787 testing will not affect production plans.

Boeing (BA.N): 787 deliveries in the second quarter will be similar to the first quarter.

Boeing (BA.N): Heat exchangers and seats remain issues on 787 models.