[Announcement: US May CPI Data To Be Released Today At 8:30 PM] June 10th: The U.S. Department Of Labor Will Release The U.S. May CPI Data Tonight At 20:30 Beijing Time. The Data Will Include The May Non-Seasonally Adjusted CPI YoY, Seasonally Adjusted CPI MoM, As Well As The May Seasonally Adjusted Core CPI MoM, Non-Seasonally Adjusted Core CPI MoM. This Release Is Expected To Potentially Trigger Market Volatility

China's Central Bank (PBOC) Announced Today That It Conducted 159 Billion Yuan Of 7-day Reverse Repurchase Operations, With Both The Bid And Winning Bids Amounting To 159 Billion Yuan. The Operating Rate Was 1.40%, Unchanged From The Previous Rate

The Yield On Japan's 5-year Government Bond Rose 2.0 Basis Points To 1.945%

Japan Oil, Gas And Metals Corporation: The Spot Price Of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Delivered To Japan Is US$18.10 Per Million British Thermal Units (MMBtu)

New York Silver Futures Fell 2.00% On The Day, Currently Trading At $63.94 Per Ounce

Spot Gold Fell Below $4,190 Per Ounce, Down 1.66% On The Day

The Main Urea Contract Fell Below 1,800 Yuan/ton, Down 0.33% On The Day

[Spot Gold Falls Below $4200, Hits Nearly 3-Month Low] June 10th, According To Bitget Market Data, Spot Gold Continued To Decline, Falling Below $4200 Per Ounce For The First Time Since March 23rd, With A Intraday Loss Of 1.4%

WTI Crude Oil Fell Briefly, Erasing More Than 1% Of Its Gains, And Is Currently Trading At $89.71 Per Barrel

Brent Crude Oil Rose 1.00% On The Day, Currently Trading At $92.04 Per Barrel

The Bank Of Japan Reported That The Yen-denominated Import Price Index Rose 25.5% Year-on-Year In May, Marking The Fastest Growth Since November 2022

The Yield On Japan's 30-year Government Bonds Rose 2.5 Basis Points To 3.890%

The Yield On Japan's 20-year Government Bonds Rose 3.0 Basis Points To 3.590%

The Yield On Japan's 10-year Government Bonds Rose 2.5 Basis Points To 2.690%

Spot Gold Fell Below $4,230 Per Ounce, Down 0.73% On The Day

According To Al Jazeera, Iranian Media, Citing Sources, Reported That Two Reservoirs In Iran's Sirik Region Were Bombed, Causing A Disruption To The Region's Drinking Water Supply

According To The Wall Street Journal, The Trump Administration Has Asked AI Testing Organizations To Stop Publishing Public Reports, Reflecting The White House's Increased Control Over AI Models

According To ABC News, Trump Stated In An Interview With The Media Outlet, "It's Very Important That The United States Responds To Iran. They Shot Down A Helicopter, And We're Responding. This Is A Response To What They Did To Our Helicopters Last Night, And I Believe The Response Will Be Very Strong, Very Powerful."

The API Crude Oil Inventory Change In The United States For The Week Ending June 5 Was -9.119 Million Barrels, The Largest Drop Since The Week Ending January 30, 2026

Federal Reserve: The Results Of The Annual Bank Stress Tests Will Be Released At 4 P.m. ET On June 24

According To Data From Argentina's National Institute Of Statistics And Censuses (INSEE), Argentina's Industrial Output Fell By 2.8% Year-on-Year In April

The U.S. National Hurricane Center (NHC) Reports That Storm Cristina Is Moving Slowly Near The Northwestern Coast Of Nicaragua; Heavy Rainfall Is Expected In Parts Of Central America In The Coming Days

Market News: According To The Ministry Of Emergency Situations, Three Explosions Occurred On A Main Gas Pipeline In Dagestan, Russia

According To The Financial Times, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer Plans To Require Cabinet Members To Resign If They Support Andy Burnham Or Other Rivals In The Labour Leadership Race; This Move Could Throw His Government Into Chaos

The Federal Reserve Accepted A Total Of $577 Million From Five Counterparties In Its Fixed-rate Reverse Repurchase Operations

The US Dollar Index (DXY) Turned Positive After US President Trump Accused Iran Of Shooting Down A Helicopter, Currently Up 0.01% At 100.01. The Euro's Gains Against The Dollar (EUR/USD) Have Receded, Currently Up 0.03% At 1.1537

Qatar Energy Stated That The Merlin-1X Exploration Well Yielded "exciting Underground Exploration Results," Demonstrating Good Reservoir Quality, Light Crude Oil, And Minimal Associated Natural Gas

The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) Now Projects A Decline In Global Oil Demand In 2026, Reversing Its Previous Forecast Of Slight Growth

The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) Now Expects OECD Oil Inventories To Fall To Their Lowest Level Since 2003

The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) Stated That Disruptions In The Strait Of Hormuz Forced Middle Eastern Producers To Cut Output By More Than 11 Million Barrels Per Day From Pre-war Levels In May

The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) Predicts That Oil Production Disruptions In Parts Of The Middle East Will Continue Until The End Of 2027, Exceeding The Scope Of The Short-Term Energy Outlook

The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) Now Assumes That Oil Shipments Through The Strait Of Hormuz Will Resume In The Third Quarter Of 2026. Traffic Through The Strait Of Hormuz Is Not Expected To Return To Pre-war Levels Before Early 2027