European Mediterranean Seismological Center: 5.7-magnitude earthquake hits Santa Cruz Islands.

According to the Financial Times: Saudi Arabia expands lithium processing to supply BMW cars.

According to the Asahi Shimbun of Japan: Japan will review its fiscal health in fiscal year 2024.

The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is seeking public comment on risk management program requirements for swap dealers and futures commission traders, according to a related statement.

Credit Suisse: The real GDP growth forecast for Mexico this year has been raised to 2.3%.

Market news: Russia has accused US intelligence agencies of hacking into thousands of iPhones, and Russia has provided few details about the alleged hacking.

Broadcom (AVGO.O): Our agreement with Apple is a continuation of the existing agreement.

Broadcom (AVGO.O): Lead times for cutting-edge chips, which take more than six months to manufacture, have stretched.

According to the New York Times: A U.S. judge dismissed a lawsuit brought by Washington, D.C., against Meta over privacy issues.

Jim Clyburn, Democrat of the U.S. House of Representatives: We need to permanently remove the debt ceiling.

Broadcom (AVGO.O): AI-related chip revenue is expected to reach $1 billion per quarter.

Broadcom (AVGO.O): semiconductor growth is expected to reach a mid-single-digit level in the third quarter.

[Sudan ceasefire talks suspended due to ongoing conflicts] On June 1, local time, Saudi Arabia and the United States, which mediate the conflict in Sudan and oversee the ceasefire, issued a joint statement announcing the suspension of ceasefire negotiations in Sudan held in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The statement said that the Sudanese Armed Forces and the Rapid Support Forces have repeatedly and seriously violated the temporary ceasefire agreement, undermined peace in Sudan, and hindered humanitarian relief operations and the restoration of public services in conflict areas in Sudan. Therefore, Saudi Arabia and the United States have made a decision to suspend ceasefire negotiations.

Broadcom (AVGO.O): AI-related revenue expected to double.

Broadcom (AVGO.O): Artificial intelligence-related revenue accounts for 15% of chip sales, and artificial intelligence-related revenue may soon grow by more than 20%.

Dell (DELL.N): Still expects full-year sales to fall about 15%.

According to the Wall Street Journal: Canada Pension Plan CPP Investments seeks to sell $3 billion worth of shares.

Industry data company Wards Intelligence: U.S. light vehicle sales in May were 1.4 million.

Dell ( DELL.N ) forecast second-quarter revenue of $20.2 billion to $21.2 billion, compared with market expectations of $21.1 billion.