Market News: The Russian Federal Service For Veterinary And Phytosanitary Surveillance Will Restrict Imports Of Cherries, Sweet Cherries, Apricots, Plums, Peaches, Nectarines, And Grapes From Armenia Starting June 2

According To Israel's Channel 12: Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu And Trump Spoke By Phone

Bank Of Canada Senior Deputy Governor Rogers: Preliminary GDP Data For April Indicate That The Economy Has Rebounded To Some Extent

Bank Of Canada Senior Deputy Governor Rogers: Two Consecutive Quarters Of Annualized GDP Contraction Meet One Definition Of A Recession, But We Should Not Rely Too Much On Any Single Indicator

In An Interview With NBC News, US President Trump Said, "To Be Honest, I Think We've Talked Too Much About Iran. I Think It's Very Good To Keep Quiet."

Rosatom, Russia's State Nuclear Power Company, Said It Will Continue To Maintain Contact With The International Atomic Energy Agency Later This Week

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan: The Government Will Not Allow The Streets To Descend Into Chaos

According To Interfax News Agency, The Head Of Russia's Nuclear Regulatory Agency, Likhachev, And The Director General Of The International Atomic Energy Agency, Grossi, Held Talks Regarding The Situation At The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant

U.S. 6-month Treasury Bill Auction Ending June 1 – Bid-to-cover Ratio Was 2.84, Previous Reading 2.77

U.S. 6-month Treasury Bill Auction Ending June 1 – Award Rate Allocation Percentage At 3.3%, Previous Value 37.55%

Market News: U.S. Trade Representative Greer Will Travel To Paris This Week To Attend The Organization For Economic Cooperation And Development (OECD) Meeting

A Survey By The Bank Of Mexico Shows That Private Sector Analysts Predict Mexico's Economy Will Grow By 1.10% In 2026, Down From 1.38% In The Previous Survey. They Also Predict It Will Grow By 1.80% In 2027, Down From 1.88% In The Previous Survey

A Survey By The Central Bank Of Mexico Shows That Private Sector Analysts Expect The Benchmark Interest Rate To Remain At 6.50% By The End Of 2027, Unchanged From The Previous Survey

A Survey By The Central Bank Of Mexico Shows That Private Sector Analysts Expect The Benchmark Interest Rate To Remain At 6.50% By The End Of 2026, Unchanged From The Previous Survey