The USTR asked the U.S. International Trade Commission to investigate the greenhouse gas emissions intensity of U.S. steel and aluminum production, according to the statement.

Bank of America: Unless the Fed eases monetary policy, oil prices may struggle to rebound.

Bank of England: According to the previous announcement, the remaining short-term bonds worth 833 million pounds will continue to be kept in the investment portfolio.

Bank of England: will continue to hold a small number of very short-term bonds in the portfolio maturing before April 5, 2024.

Market news: Japan Airlines is negotiating aircraft orders with Airbus and Boeing. It is reported that ANA is discussing the purchase of up to 50 Airbus A321s, and Japan Airlines will consider buying Boeing 787s.

Russian officials: The rate of water level drop in the Kakhovka reservoir has accelerated to 35 centimeters per hour.

The water level near the Ukrainian nuclear power plant is expected to drop by as much as 7 meters, according to Russian officials quoted by the TASS news agency.

European Commission Vice President and "Foreign Minister" Borelli: As long as it is needed, the EU will unswervingly support Ukraine.

The short-term fluctuations of the oil prices in the United States and Burundi are not large for the time being.

According to TASS: The mayor of Nova Kakhovka said that the turbine chamber of the Kakhovka power plant was flooded.

NATO official: Ukraine may have launched a counteroffensive.

According to TASS: The mayor of Nova Kakhovka, appointed by Russia, said that the water level in the city has risen to a level of more than 11 meters.

NATO officials: The flood peak (caused by the dam explosion) is expected to last for two to three days.

UBS expects to reach a loss protection agreement with the Swiss government on June 7 for the acquisition of Credit Suisse, according to SEC filings.

Commerzbank: Brent crude oil prices are expected to rise only modestly to $90 a barrel by the end of the year.