US Republican Representative Chip Roy: The debt ceiling agreement will be carefully evaluated.

Perry, chairman of the "Freedom Caucus" in the US House of Representatives: the debt ceiling agreement "failed to deliver on its promise."

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg: The Vilnius summit may resolve the issue of Sweden joining NATO.

NATO Secretary-General Stoltenberg: decided to send 700 more troops to the Western Balkans.

The Iraqi cabinet approved $416.9 million for the construction of a third offshore oil export pipeline, the statement showed.

The S&P 500 erased gains and is now down 0.1%.

UK 10-year government bond yields fell 9 basis points on the day to 4.245%, the lowest since May 24.

U.S. Treasury bonds continued to rise, with 2- to 10-year yields hitting new lows for the day.

Ukraine will increase electricity tariffs starting June 1, the Ukrainian minister said.

White House: We are focused on helping Ukraine regain its sovereign territory.

US White House: Information on the Moscow attack is still being collected.

White House (on drone attack on Moscow): We do not support attacks inside Russia.

European Commission Vice President Zhulova: I am concerned about the legal issues raised by the Polish delegation.

Dallas Fed Monthly Manufacturing Survey Report: Price pressures have fallen further below normal levels, wage pressures have also eased, but remain high. The price paid index for raw materials fell six points to 13.8, further below the 27.8 average. The finished goods price index fell 8 points to 0.4, with a reading close to 0 indicating that sales prices were flat. The wages and benefits index fell 13 points to 25.0 and is now just above the 21.0 average.

In the United States, the Dallas Fed Manufacturing Raw Material Price Index in May was 13.8, the previous value was 19.5.

In May, the Dallas Fed Manufacturing Shipment Index was -3, the previous value was -2.8.

In May, the Dallas Fed manufacturing employment index was 9.6, the previous value was 8.