Brent crude oil fell below $75 a barrel, down 0.68% on the day.

Fitch: Affirmed the rating of "AA-" for Ontario, Canada: the outlook is stable.

EV charger company Blink spokesperson: The company welcomes cooperation with Tesla on the interoperability of cables and connections.

According to RIA Novosti: According to the Russian Ministry of Energy, the decline in Russian gasoline exports is because we require companies to increase shipments to the domestic market.

S3 Partners: Tesla stock rose for 11 consecutive trading days, and short sellers lost about $6.08 billion in market valuation losses.

Goldman Sachs: Stabilizing the Turkish economy requires a massive exchange rate adjustment.

Goldman Sachs: Simsek and Erkan show that the government generally recognizes the need for monetary and fiscal adjustments and should be market-based.

Goldman Sachs: Traditional policymakers would raise interest rates to 40%, which is the current level of deposit rates.

Vietnam Electricity Company: The power shortage in northern Vietnam is expected to begin to ease on June 10.

Intercontinental Exchange: Last week, the speculative net long position of Brent crude oil futures increased by 21759 contracts to 182059 contracts.

ICE: Gasoline product speculators reduced their net short position by 5,994 contracts to 16,287 contracts in the week of June 6.

U.S. Budget Committee: Investigations into major U.S. insurers’ climate risk assessments, fossil fuel support underway.

The Fed accepted a total of $2.128 trillion from 102 counterparties in fixed-rate reverse repurchase operations.

Baker Hughes: The U.S. oil and gas rig count fell for a sixth straight week.

Tesla (TSLA.O) extended its intraday gains again, now up 4.60%.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk: It would be ideal if Tesla chargers only needed to use CCS adapters to comply with federal charging standards.

Market news: A temporary ceasefire between the Colombian government and the Colombian National Liberation Army (ELN) will take effect on August 3 and last for 180 days.

EUR/GBP was down 0.50% on the day at 0.8541.

According to the German "Der Spiegel Weekly": Germany may provide guarantees for the transportation of liquefied natural gas from the United States.