Israeli military spokesman: About 100 military targets were attacked.

IDF: The IDF continues its string of assassination campaigns in Iran, with the killing of four senior Iranian intelligence officials, including the head of the Revolutionary Guards’ intelligence organization.

The onshore RMB closed at 7.1802 against the U.S. dollar at 16:30 on June 16, up 11 points from the previous trading day.

Polish Deputy Foreign Minister: Poland is ready to evacuate its citizens from Israel through Jordan.

On June 16, Hong Kong Stock Exchange CEO Chen Yiting said in an interview on the "H+A" listing mechanism that the simultaneous listing of companies in the Greater Bay Area in Hong Kong and Shenzhen will help expand the coverage of investors and will not dilute market liquidity. It is understood that the Hong Kong Stock Exchange is currently processing the listing applications of more than 160 companies, of which nearly 20 are expected to raise more than US$1 billion.

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk: Israel has weaponized food and reiterated his call for an investigation into deadly attacks near food distribution points.

Total Energy CEO: A new agreement will be announced to double investment in Malaysia.

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk: The escalation between Israel and Iran is deeply worrying and calls on all parties to ease the situation.

Wells Fargo: Raised Microsoft (MSFT.O) target price to $565.

June 16, data showed that gold futures gave up gains after hitting a record high during the session, with futures prices falling 0.5% to $3,433.90 per ounce. The previous contract opened close to the historical high of $3,509.90 per ounce. ING analysts pointed out in a report that the escalation of tensions in the Middle East last Friday drove a surge in safe-haven demand, driving up precious metal prices. Analysts said that if the conflict between Israel and Iran further intensifies in the coming days, gold prices are expected to hit a new record high.

Oriental Selection (01797.HK): Sales of self-operated sanitary napkins exceeded 300,000 packs within 14 hours of going online.

Fitch Ratings: The outlook for the Asia-Pacific non-bank financial institutions sector shows varying degrees of sensitivity to global uncertainties.

Renault shares fall 5% as CEO Luca De Meo to resign.

The Hang Seng Tech Index rose more than 1%, after falling more than 1% earlier. Kingsoft Software (03888.HK) rose 11% to lead the gains in constituent stocks.

Indian Oil Minister: Reviewing global oil supply on a daily basis. India has ample energy reserves.

Luxury goods company Kering rose 7% after it was reported that Luca De Meo would become its new CEO.

Greece posted a primary budget surplus of 5.35 billion euros in January-May, against a target of 1.05 billion euros.

On June 16, Wang Huiyao, chairman of the Center for China and Globalization, called for the two countries to replace confrontation and containment with rationality and cooperation after the first meeting of the China-US economic and trade consultation mechanism. He pointed out that even if there is structural competition between China and the United States, the two sides can still achieve "controllable competition" and avoid falling into vicious confrontation in the spirit of Olympic-style and fair competition.

Polish Airlines will announce an order for 40 Airbus A220s on Monday and retain options for 44, sources said.

Total Energy purchased a 25% interest in a U.S. offshore lease from Chevron.