Ukraine's foreign minister said Kyiv will formally deliver a letter from Zelensky to Russian President Putin via diplomatic channels.

Domestic News 1. The Shanghai Stock Exchange issued a notice to securities firms to strengthen the management of trading business units. 2. Futu Securities: Starting June 12, it will suspend existing accounts from buying (opening positions) within China. 3. The People's Bank of China: It will conduct 500 billion yuan of outright reverse repurchase operations on June 5, with a term of 3 months. 4. Shenzhen: It will focus on planning and investing heavily in new infrastructure projects, accelerating the construction of computing power networks, next-generation communication networks, etc. 5. The National Development and Reform Commission: Starting from 24:00 on June 4, the domestic prices of gasoline and diesel (standard grades) will be reduced by 525 yuan and 505 yuan per ton, respectively. International News 1. US companies laid off a total of 97,000 employees in May, the highest level for the same period since 2020. 2. Initial jobless claims in the US rose to 225,000, a new high since February. 3. SpaceX launched its IPO roadshow, and the countdown to its listing has begun. 4. Blackstone's private credit fund has set a 5% cap on investor redemptions. 5. World Gold Council: Global gold ETFs saw net outflows in May, with technology ETFs performing strongly. 6. Goldman Sachs predicts SpaceX's AI revenue will surge 100-fold by 2030. 7. Middle East Situation: ① Arab media: Discussions on an agreement to unfreeze Iranian funds have entered the final stage. ② Trump informed mediators that he would refuse to release funds to Iran until an agreement is signed. ③ Iranian Revolutionary Guard: A ceasefire on all fronts, including Lebanon, is a preliminary condition for ending the war with the United States. ④ Israeli forces begin withdrawing from Debin, southern Lebanon. ⑤ Trump: The United States is conducting final negotiations to end the war with Iran. ⑥ Hezbollah: Rejects the so-called outcome of direct negotiations between Lebanon and Israel, focusing only on a comprehensive ceasefire.

On the 3rd at the National Assembly, French prime minister Lecornu said Israel should stop military operations in Lebanon and end its illegal occupation, saying continued fighting in Lebanon "has no justification" and that undermining an already fragile ceasefire "is unacceptable." He said the Lebanon issue directly affects ongoing U.S.-Iran talks.