Market news: Gazprom plans to increase domestic gas storage capacity before winter.

Market news: Gazprom aims to accumulate 72.842 billion cubic meters of natural gas stocks.

Japanese government spokesman: Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and US President Joe Biden have reached a consensus on the importance of protecting strategic technologies.

White House: Secretary of State Blinken will represent President Joe Biden at the Moresby Forum.

Market news: U.S. President Joe Biden told the Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea that he would shorten his trip to avoid a U.S. default.

Market news: US President Biden called the Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea.

Market news: Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi will go to Japan to attend the G7 summit on Friday.

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov: We support the idea of Turkish President Erdogan to extend the agreement, but the next two months will be the decisive moment of the agreement.

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov: We have not seen the results of the Russian part of the agreement.

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov: This agreement is about food security and the interests of the poorest countries.

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov: Russia expects African peace organizations to hold talks in mid-June or July.

According to the Iraqi state news agency, Iraq has enough strategic wheat reserves for six months.

Bank of England Deputy Governor Broadbent: The sharp rise in UK asset prices occurred in the late 1990s and during the global financial crisis.

Bank of England Deputy Governor Broadbent: I disagree with most of the comments linking QE to rising inequality.

German Chancellor Scholz: Hiroshima, where the G7 meeting was held, is a place of symbolic significance. It reminds people that the use of nuclear weapons is not allowed.

German Chancellor Scholz: Our goal is to reduce risks and increase economic security in terms of supply chain, investment and technological security.

Ramsden, deputy governor of the Bank of England: There may still be some risk or liquidity premium in British government bonds, which was caused by the problem of liability-driven investment (LDI) last year.

Ramsden, deputy governor of the Bank of England: Concerns about the persistence of inflation and the size of UK issuance (bonds) have driven the UK government bond / US government bond yield spread.

Ramsden, deputy governor of the Bank of England: I think the market is more concerned about the persistence of inflation in the UK than in the US.

German Chancellor Scholz: This issue will be resolved in a very good and pragmatic way.