Kremlin: Russian rescuers in flooded dam area continue to work amid ongoing Ukrainian attacks.

Kremlin: Concerned that the Russian nuclear industry will have to face unfair competition due to possible actions by the US and UK.

The Kremlin responded to reports of conflicts between Saudi Arabia and the United States over oil production: Saudi Arabia is an important sovereign state, and other countries, such as the United States, are not qualified to issue instructions to Saudi Arabia.

Kremlin: Russian intelligence is trying to learn details of the events that took place in the city of Voronezh.

The Kremlin commented on reports of a drone attack on the Russian city of Voronezh, saying Ukrainian authorities continued to attack Russian residential areas and civilian infrastructure.

The Austrian Competition Authority has filed a market abuse fine application against the automotive industry.

According to RIA Novosti: The Russian Deputy Prime Minister said that the Crimean reservoir is full and the water reserves can last for 500 days.

Vietnam Customs Department: The import volume in May increased by 3.3% month-on-month to US$26.04 billion; the total import volume from January to May was US$125.57 billion, a year-on-year decrease of 18.4%.

Vietnam Customs Department: The export volume in May was US$28.04 billion, a month-on-month increase of 0.6%; the export volume from January to May was US$135.22 billion, a year-on-year decrease of 12.3%.

USD/JPY extended its intraday gains to 0.50% against the yen and is now at 139.62.

London Metal Exchange (LME): Aluminum inventories decreased by 3,825 tons, copper inventories decreased by 1,800 tons, nickel inventories decreased by 156 tons, lead inventories were flat, tin inventories increased by 30 tons, and zinc inventories decreased by 725 tons.

The Swiss government said its liquidity support to Credit Suisse had been fully repaid.

The Swiss government has yet to suffer any losses on guarantees for the UBS-Credit Suisse deal.

UBS: The Swiss Federal Government will bear any subsequent losses (if any), up to a limit of 9 billion Swiss francs.

UBS reiterated that it expects the Credit Suisse deal to close by June 12.

UBS: If the realization of all insured assets results in a net loss, the first loss within 5 billion Swiss francs will be borne by UBS.

UBS will pay the Swiss government an upfront fee of 40 million Swiss francs to seal the deal.

The Swiss government said the Swiss federal government signed a loss protection agreement with UBS.

Riksbank survey: manufacturing cost pressures down.