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1. Monday: ①Data: China's RatingDog Manufacturing PMI in May, the UK's Nationwide House Price Index monthly rate, the US, UK, France, Germany and the Eurozone's May manufacturing PMI, the Eurozone's April unemployment rate; ②Financial Report: Meituan; ③ The New Zealand Stock Exchange was closed for one day in honor of the King of England’s birthday; ④ Federal Reserve Board Governor Powell delivered his acceptance speech at the John F. Kennedy Courage Award Ceremony; ⑤ The first industry standard in the field of embodied intelligence was officially implemented; ⑥ New regulations for the supervision of online catering service operators were officially implemented; ⑦Ushu Technology Science and Technology Innovation Board IPO Meeting; ⑧Nvidia GTC Taipei 2026 Conference opened, Huang Renxun delivered a keynote speech; ⑨Huawei nova 16 series and full-scenario new product launch conference. 2. Tuesday: ①Data: Eurozone May preliminary CPI value, US April JOLTs job vacancies; ②Financial report: Tiger Brokers; ③Federal Reserve officials Kashkari and Hammaker gave speeches; ④Bank of England Governor Bailey attended the House of Lords hearing; ⑤Korean media held high-level security talks; ⑥ComputeX Conference. 3. Wednesday: ①Data: U.S. API and EIA crude oil inventories, China's May RatingDog services PMI, the U.S., U.K., France, Germany and the Eurozone's May services PMI, U.S. ADP employment in May; ②Financial reports: Broadcom, Zhihu; ③ Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda delivered a speech; ④ The 19th SNEC-Shanghai Photovoltaic Exhibition was held; ⑤ The Korean stock market was closed due to local election day; ⑥U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent testified to the Senate Committee on the fiscal budget; ⑦ The Japanese government submitted a supplementary budget to Congress. 4. Thursday: ①Data: Eurozone April retail sales monthly rate, U.S. challenger company layoffs in May, initial jobless claims and EIA natural gas inventories; ②The Federal Reserve releases the Beige Book of Economic Conditions; ③ Domestic refined oil products will open a new round of price adjustment window; ④ European Central Bank President Lagarde delivered a speech; ⑤ Bank of England Governor Bailey delivered a speech at the Investment Association meeting; ⑥SpaceX will launch an IPO roadshow as soon as June 4. 5. Friday: ① Data: France’s April trade account, euro zone first quarter GDP annual rate revision, Canadian employment in May, US non-farm employment and unemployment rate in May, US average hourly wage in May; ②Saudi Aramco announces official crude oil selling prices around the 5th of each month; ③Federal Reserve official Daley gave a speech; ④Domestic route fuel surcharges were reduced. 6. Saturday: ① Total number of oil rigs drilled in the United States for the week to June 5; ② CFTC releases weekly position report; ③ Bank of England Governor Bailey delivers a speech. 7. Sunday:①China’s foreign exchange reserves in May; ②OPEC and non-OPEC oil-producing countries ministerial supervisory committee meeting.

According to the British Financial Times: As of May 30, Congo (DRC) and Uganda have reported 263 confirmed cases of Ebola, including 43 deaths.

Federal Reserve Governor Waller's participation in a symposium at the 32nd Dubrovnik Economic Conference will be announced in ten minutes.

According to Iran's Tasnim News Agency: Exchanges between Iran and the United States on a potential draft memorandum of understanding continue. Both parties took turns proposing modifications, and no agreement has yet been finalized.

French Foreign Minister Barrow: has requested an emergency meeting of the United Nations Security Council to discuss Israel’s military operations in Lebanon.

Ukrainian military: Attacked Russia's Saratov oil refinery last night.

Ukrainian President Zelensky: Ukraine received a new IRIS-T air defense system launcher from Germany yesterday.

According to Yonhap News Agency: South Korea and Japan discussed a bilateral military logistics support agreement during defense talks.

US President Trump: All candidates running for president and vice president should be forced to take difficult cognitive tests. Congress and Democrats should demand this!

President Trump: In fact, this is the fourth test of this kind that I have taken, and they are all perfect, 120 out of 120 questions correct! It's very rare to get a perfect score, especially four times in a row.

U.S. President Trump: Unlike other U.S. presidents, who have never taken an approved, difficult cognitive test, I scored a perfect 30, which is considered "extremely high intelligence."

According to the British Financial Times: Czech Prime Minister Babiš admitted that the Czech Republic will not be able to meet NATO’s 2% target this year.

Founder and CEO of Dell Technologies: The first Dell Technologies Plus system equipped with NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 has been launched.

U.S. Southern Command: Three male drug-trafficking terrorists were killed in this operation. No U.S. military troops were harmed.

U.S. Southern Command: On May 30, Joint Task Force Southern Spear conducted a fatal strike on a vessel operated by a designated terrorist organization.

Japanese Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi: We must maintain cooperation with the United States, Europe and like-minded allies.

Japanese Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi: Japan always welcomes dialogue. Japan is determined to play a new role in regional defense equipment cooperation.

According to Fox News: Trump said that the agreement with Iran is very close, and if the agreement is unfair to the United States, military means will be used again.

According to the New York Times: U.S. President Donald Trump has tightened the terms of a potential deal framework aimed at ending Iran's war and sent the proposed changes back to Iran for its consideration, according to three officials.

Government of India: Current excise tax rates on gasoline and diesel for domestic consumption remain unchanged.