The National Hurricane Center: There is a potential tropical cyclone about 420 miles (680 kilometers) southeast of Brownsville, Texas, with maximum sustained winds of 40 mph (65 km/h).

The flood situation in Assam, India continues to worsen, killing 31 people.

Citroën CEO Thierry Kouskas: Electric vehicle pricing remains a major challenge.

Citroën CEO Thierry Kouskas: Very confident about the electric vehicle market in the coming months.

According to Yonhap News Agency: South Korea will export K9 howitzers worth US$920 million to Romania.

UK Unite union: About 275 employees at Edinburgh Airport have reached an agreement for a 6.8% pay increase.

Unite union: Pay deal reached for hundreds of workers at Edinburgh Airport.

South African stocks are expected to hit a record high as banking stocks continue to rise.

According to the Times of Israel: The Israel Defense Forces said it raided a Hezbollah weapons depot in Lebanon overnight and found a team of operatives at the scene.

Japan Tourism Agency: The number of tourists visiting Japan exceeded 3 million for the third consecutive month in May.

UBS (UBS.N): We will continue to implement our planned integration with Credit Suisse (CS.N).

The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority: It will continue to closely monitor the merger between Credit Suisse (CS.N) and UBS (UBS.N) from a regulatory perspective.

Japan Exchange Group: The number of stocks in the Topix Index is expected to decrease to about 1,200 by 2028.

Adani Group will invest $100 billion in energy transformation over the next decade.

Adani Group is in talks for additional gigawatt-scale AI data centers.

Japan Exchange Group: Will place greater emphasis on liquidity in review of Topix index.

Barclays: The Bank of Israel is not expected to cut interest rates this year.

Fitch Ratings: Banks in Asia Pacific face reduced risks in housing loans, but increased pressure on commercial real estate.

Norwegian Maritime Authority: Natural gas and condensate have been discovered in the North Sea, with preliminary estimates of recoverable oil volumes ranging from 1.5 to 3.5 million standard cubic meters.