According To The Financial Times, The United States Is Demanding Stricter Rules On Auto Parts Imports During Trade Negotiations With Mexico

US Corn Fell 2.00% On The Day, Currently Trading At 416.00 Cents Per Bushel

In Response To Russian President Vladimir Putin's Open Letter And Meeting Proposal, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy Stated That Russia Has Once Again Chosen War, And Putin Does Not Want To End The War

According To NBC: Illinois Governor JB Pritzker Will Suspend Tax Incentives Provided To Data Centers

The Federal Reserve Accepted A Total Of $761 Million From Five Counterparties In Its Fixed-rate Reverse Repurchase Operations

According To Interfax News Agency: Russian President Vladimir Putin Met With Former German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder

The U.S. State Department Said It Has Approved A “potential Arms Sale” To Italy, With Plans To Sell Amphibious Assault Vehicles And Related Equipment For Approximately $30.6 Million

The U.S. State Department Said It Has Approved A “potential Arms Sale” To South Korea, With A Projected Value Of Approximately $106 Million

Regarding The Incident At The Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant, IAEA Director General Grossi Called On All Parties To Exercise Maximum Military Restraint And Fully Comply With The Ceasefire Agreement

International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA): Regarding The Serious Incident At The Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant, Ukraine Has Notified The IAEA That It Remains Committed To Complying With The Ceasefire Agreement Brokered By The IAEA

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Has Been Informed Of A Serious Incident That Occurred Today During A Phase Of Demining And Fire Control Agreed Upon By Both Sides Near The Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant. Several Russian Military Personnel Were Injured In The Incident

The U.S. State Department Has Approved The Sale Of MH-60R Multi-mission Helicopters And Related Equipment To New Zealand, With The Deal Estimated At $1.5 Billion

U.S. Department Of State: Approved The Sale Of MK 54 Torpedoes To New Zealand, With An Estimated Transaction Value Of USD 69 Million

New York Copper Futures Fell 4.00% On The Day, Currently Trading At $6.2735 Per Pound

New York Gold Futures Fell Below $4,350 Per Ounce, Down 3.44% On The Day

The Yield On The 2-year U.S. Treasury Note Continued Its Upward Trend, Rising 13 Basis Points To 4.17%