The three major U.S. stock index futures extended their losses, with S&P 500 futures falling 0.6% and Nasdaq futures falling 0.7%.

Futures June 17, 1. India, Myanmar and other places will have heavy rainfall in the next three days. Affected by the monsoon trough, parts of western and northeastern India, Bangladesh, western and southern Myanmar, southwestern Thailand and other places will have heavy to torrential rain. Among them, Gujarat, India, Rakhine State, Myanmar and other places will have heavy rain, accompanied by short-term heavy precipitation, thunderstorms and strong convective weather such as gale. 2. High temperature weather in Central Asia, West Asia, southwestern United States and other places will continue for the next three days. Parts of Central Asia, West Asia, most of North Africa, central and southern Portugal, eastern and southern Spain, southwestern United States, northern Mexico and other places will have high temperature weather above 35℃. Among them, the highest temperature in southern Kazakhstan, western Uzbekistan, western Turkmenistan, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Oman, Iran, southern Afghanistan, central and southern Pakistan, northwestern India and other places will exceed 40℃, and local temperatures may reach above 45℃. 3. There will be precipitation, strong winds and cooling weather in central and northern Europe. In the next three days, affected by the low vortex, Northern Europe, most of Eastern Europe and eastern Central Europe will have light to moderate rain, with heavy rain in some areas; most of central and northern Europe will have a temperature drop of 4 to 6℃, accompanied by 4 to 5 winds, with gusts of 7 to 8.

Goldman Sachs: We still expect an oversupply of LNG in the market, causing natural gas storage levels in northwestern Europe to approach capacity limits in the summer of 2027.

US President Trump: America First means a lot of great things, including the fact that Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon.

The Central Bank of Zimbabwe kept its lending rate unchanged at 35 percent.

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba: No overall agreement has been reached with the United States on tariffs.

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba: We are seeking the possibility of reaching a tariff agreement with the United States.

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba: Has agreed to advance tariff negotiations with the United States.

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba: Confirmed that the Japan-US alliance will be further consolidated.

On June 17, Cao Cao Travel announced on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange that it plans to issue 44,178,600 shares (depending on whether the over-allotment option is exercised) for its listing in Hong Kong, with an issue price of HK$41.94. It is expected that the shares will start trading on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on June 25.

The White House: The US-UK trade agreement abolishes the tariffs imposed on the UK aerospace industry in three previous executive orders.

IDF: Not long ago, the IDF detected that Iran had launched missiles towards Israeli territory. Defense systems are operating to intercept the threat.

U.S. Senate Republican leader Thune: The Senate is expected to vote on the tax bill next week.

Israeli military: Missiles launched from Iran have been confirmed.

The tax bill introduced by Republicans on the U.S. Senate Finance Committee would extend the Clean Fuel Tax Credit (45Z) through 2031 and reduce the credit for foreign biofuel feedstock by 20%.

U.S. President Trump: (Speaking of Iran) Either we sign a deal or something happens.

US President Trump: We are making sure Iran does not have a nuclear weapon.