Israeli airstrikes hit the Mugraka area in central Gaza, killing three Palestinians and injuring many others.

According to the official Iranian news agency, a fire broke out in a construction workshop in the eastern part of the Iranian capital Tehran, killing six workers and injuring one. The cause of the fire is still under investigation.

Hakhtarab, senior commander of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard: If Israel dares to attack our nuclear facilities, we will definitely fight back.

Bitcoin broke through $63,000 per coin, up 3.55% on the day.

Spokesman for the British Prime Minister: We intend to complete the Rwanda bill next Monday.

Sources: Angola will load 36 crude oil cargoes in June (compared to 34 in May).

Morgan Stanley: The Bank of England is expected to start cutting interest rates in June, compared with the previous forecast of May. The Bank of England will cut interest rates by 75 basis points in 2024.

Raiffeisen Bank: ECB expected to call for faster cuts in Russian operations.

RBI: Sees calls to accelerate cuts in Russian business.

Market news: First Quantum is said to be planning to sell a minority stake in a Zambian mine.

Tesla (TSLA.O) shares fell 1.7% in premarket trading.

New Zealand Prime Minister Laxon: The relationship between New Zealand and the Philippines will be upgraded to a "comprehensive partnership."

The Oman Civil Defense and Ambulance Authority reported that this round of heavy rainfall has caused 21 deaths in Oman.

New Zealand Prime Minister Laxon: The Philippines and New Zealand agree to enhance bilateral relations.

Morgan Stanley: We currently prefer the US dollar and expect the US dollar to be stronger against the euro in the short term.

Morgan Stanley: The international status of the US dollar is expected to decline only moderately and gradually.

Morgan Stanley: The dollar lacks a credible challenger.

Alexandre Arnault, the second son of the LV Group, and Frédéric Arnault, the third son, became members of the board of directors.

ECB board member Hernandez de Cos: The sharp increase in net interest income of European banks cannot be considered sustainable.

ECB board member Hernández de Cos urged jurisdictions to fully implement the Basel III accord as soon as possible.