ANZ: The Reserve Bank of New Zealand is expected to raise the cash rate to 5.75% in November.

Ford Motor (FN) CEO: Ford electric vehicle customers will gain access to 12,000 Tesla super charging piles.

A reporter from the Energy Intelligence Group suggested that OPEC+ will not adjust its policies due to short-term market fluctuations, and they will always fight a protracted war.

According to Ukrainian Pravda: The governor of Zaporozhye region appointed by Russia said that the Ukrainian army carried out a "large-scale strike" on Berdyansk, and emergency rescuers arrived at the scene of the explosion.

Market news: The president of the Brazilian Senate hopes to submit fiscal rules to President Lula before June.

According to Tass News Agency: European natural gas futures fell 10% on the day to below $280 per thousand cubic meters, a new low in more than two years, due to a large number of filling stocks, record inflows of liquefied natural gas, and warm weather.

According to Kiev Independent: According to the plan, Sweden will train Ukrainian pilots to fly JAS-39 Gripen fighters, but it will not provide these fighters to Ukraine at present.

For the week ending May 20, foreign central banks held US Treasury bonds of US$11.402 billion, up from US$2.892 billion in the previous period.

As of the week of May 24, the scale of discount window loans provided by the Federal Reserve fell to US$4.21 billion from US$9.05 billion a week ago; financing loans for the new facility (BTFP) rose to US$91.9 billion from US$87 billion a week ago.

According to CNBC: Tesla CEO Elon Musk and Ford CEO Jim Farley will discuss electric vehicles in a voice connection on Twitter.

According to the Financial Times: British officials consider reshaping pension funds to provide support for enterprises.

According to the Washington Post: Meta Platforms CEO Zuckerberg told employees that Meta will be more stable.

The U.S. semiconductor index closed up 6.8 percent, its biggest gain in six months.

According to The Information: Twitter engineering director Foad Dabiri has resigned.

The Investment Company Institute (ICI): As of the week of May 24, the U.S. money market absorbed $46.67 billion in capital inflows.

Russian President Vladimir Putin: Although the situation in the Caucasus is difficult, it is moving towards a solution.

The Investment Company Institute (ICI): U.S. money market funds hit a record $5.39 trillion in the week ended May 24.

Marc Lasry, co-founder of Aiwei Fund: does not invest in artificial intelligence-related companies.

U.S. Treasury yields continued to climb, with 5-year and 10-year yields rising to session highs.