Boeing (BA.N): Delivered 45 aircraft in May, including 31 737 MAX and 7 787.

June 10th, British Chancellor of the Exchequer Reeves will release a government spending review on Wednesday. If Reeves sends the right message, this may boost British government bonds. If Reeves shows that she is determined to stick to her fiscal policy, then in the event of a sell-off in US Treasuries, she can protect British government bond yields from being dragged down.

Morgan Stanley CEO: The transaction pipeline is stable and showing growth in some regions.

Mexican President Sheinbaum: Will meet with US Deputy Secretary of State Landau at 10 am tomorrow.

U.S. Republican Senator Curtis: The U.S. Senate budget should relax the start-date requirements for clean energy tax credits.

The European Commission has added Monaco to its updated list of high-risk jurisdictions due to strategic deficiencies in their national anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing regimes.

Russian Ministry of Defense: A second group of Russian soldiers has returned from Ukrainian captivity, while a group of Ukrainian prisoners of war have also been returned.

U.S. Ambassador to Israel: The United States expresses doubts about the feasibility of Palestinian statehood.

British Foreign Secretary: West Bank violence puts two-state solution at risk.

Nasdaq President: Foreign holdings of U.S. stocks have doubled over the past five years. Retail investor participation has been resilient.

Alphabet (GOOG.O) shares rose as much as 1.7 percent on news that OpenAI is teaming up with Google in a new cloud computing partnership to gain more computing power.

World Bank: A further 10% increase in US average tariffs could cause global trade to stagnate in the second half of 2025.

World Bank: Developed economies are expected to grow by 1.2% in 2025, 0.5 percentage points lower than the forecast in January.

ECB board member Vujcic: It is not possible to tell whether the US tariff policy has deflationary pressure or inflationary effect. Assuming the push for eurozone assets will continue, turbulent US policies are prompting investors to turn to the European market. The ECB can wait for new economic forecasts and data before taking the next step.

ECB Governing Council member Vujicic: The ECB is in a very favorable position in terms of interest rates, and we hope that by September we will get more clear information on tariffs.

World Bank: Lowered its forecast for global trade growth in 2025 to 1.8%, lower than 3.4% in 2024.

World Bank: The global economy may see its weakest performance since the 1960s in the next decade.

US Secretary of Defense: The US Department of Defense needs $62 billion to modernize nuclear weapons.

Morgan Stanley: Raised Oracle (ORCL.N) price target from $160 to $175.

On June 10, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said that we are increasing pressure on Russia through the 18th round of sanctions, targeting the energy and banking sectors. The European Commission proposed to reduce the price ceiling of Russian oil to $45 per barrel, and also proposed a trading ban on the Nord Stream natural gas pipeline. The current price ceiling for Russian crude oil is $60, although its effectiveness and enforcement are mixed.