Domestic News:
1. Pakistani Prime Minister Shebaz arrives in Beijing.
2. Shenzhou-23 manned spacecraft launch a complete success.
3. Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić arrives in Beijing for his first state visit.
4. Hong Kong stock market closed on Monday; northbound and southbound trading suspended.
5. my country will release foreign trade data focusing on the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area as a whole in due course.
6. The Ministry of Water Resources and the China Meteorological Administration jointly issued a red alert for flash floods.
7. To promote the optimal allocation of national computing resources, my country is accelerating the development of technical standards for a national integrated computing network.
International News:
1. US stock market closed on Monday; gold, silver, and oil trading will end early.
2. Trump responds to shooting near the White House, stating that building security space is very important.
3. South Korean market to launch leveraged ETFs; retail investor enthusiasm may exacerbate index volatility.
4. European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde: Current uncertainty is too high to make a commitment on interest rates.
5. White House National Economic Council Director Hassett: A potential US-Iran agreement could lead to a sharp drop in energy prices and create room for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates.
6. Middle East Situation—
①US
—①Trump: The US-Iran agreement is "not fully agreed upon"; he will not agree to any final agreement unless Iran's nuclear program is completely dismantled; he has informed US representatives not to rush into an agreement with Iran, and the blockade of Iran will continue until the agreement is signed. ②Rubio: Details of Iran's nuclear program are still under negotiation, and the nuclear issue cannot be resolved within 72 hours. ③White House: An Iran peace agreement may take several days to reach. Iran's Supreme Leader has approved the overall framework of the agreement. An agreement with Iran is not expected to be signed on Sunday, as some issues still need to be resolved.
②Iran
—①Iranian media: The US is still setting obstacles on some terms of understanding. Iranian sources: The US is showing signs of backing down on two core issues: the mechanism for unfreezing Iranian assets and the scope of the ceasefire in Lebanon. ②Iranian media refutes the New York Times: Israel is not excluded from the obligations of the agreement. ③ Oman and Iran held consultations on issues including shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. ④ US officials claimed that Iran agreed to abandon highly enriched uranium in the agreement; a senior Iranian source denied this. ⑤ US media revealed the contents of the US-Iran agreement, including the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz without tolls and nuclear issues. Iranian media refuted this, stating that the report only represented the US position and Iran could not confirm it.
③ Other—① Media reports suggest the next round of US-Iran talks may be held on June 5. ② Israeli Chief of Staff: We are ready to return to high-intensity combat at any time to weaken the Iranian terrorist regime. ③ Netanyahu: Trump and I agree that any final agreement with Iran must include eliminating the nuclear threat. This means dismantling Iran's nuclear enrichment facilities and removing enriched nuclear materials from its territory.
