White House: U.S. President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida have decided to continue supporting Ukraine. The two sides discussed ways to strengthen defense cooperation.

OpenAI: Initially available in the US, will expand in the coming weeks.

USD/CAD gained 0.50% on the day and is now at 1.3523.

Some U.S. Democratic senators have told U.S. President Joe Biden that they are ready to use the 14th Amendment to avoid a debt default.

S&P Global Market Intelligence: U.S. six-month credit default swap (CDS) spreads fell to 199 basis points from 204 basis points on Wednesday.

S&P Global Market Intelligence: U.S. one-year credit default swap (CDS) spreads, which measure default risk, fell to 154 basis points from 158 basis points on Wednesday.

Bitcoin fell below $27,000 per coin, down 1.24% on the day.

Spacex wins FCC vote on radio frequencies, ruling against DISH

Deputy Defense Minister of Ukraine: We are buying time to carry out some of the planned operations.

Deputy Defense Minister of Ukraine: The fierce fighting in the southern outskirts of Bakhmut lasted all day, and the Russian army launched an offensive again.

The US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has issued a warning about the misuse of consumer biometric information.

Ukrainian Deputy Defense Minister: The Ukrainian army controls the southwestern part of Bakhmut.

U.S. mortgage rates are climbing again after falling for two straight weeks.

RMT: 20,000 catering staff, train managers and station staff will take action on the June 2 strike.

Rail Transport Union (RMT): Union members at 14 train companies will go on strike on Friday 2 June amid a national rail dispute across the UK.

Rogers, Senior Deputy Governor of the Bank of Canada: Extending the amortization is a good way to relieve pressure.

Canadian 2-year bond yields fell about 7 basis points from their previous highs and are now up 2.2 basis points on the day.

Bank of Canada Governor Macklem: Mortgage stress tests strengthen financial resilience.