[overnight global news you need to know on Friday] 1. U.S. president Joe Biden's debt ceiling meeting with House Speaker John McCarthy and other congressional leaders was postponed until next week, saying staff needed more time to negotiate. 2. The US Secretary of Energy said that the United States will seek to buy oil as a strategic oil reserve after the sale mandated by Congress at the end of June. 3. Musk says Twitter has found a new CEO who will take office in six weeks. Musk will become executive chairman and chief technology officer of SpaceX and Twitter, responsible for product, software and system operations. 4. The number of people applying for unemployment benefits for the first time in the United States last week was 264000, the highest since the week of October 30, 2021. 5. MSCI said its global index will add 86 stocks and eliminate 39, effective on May 31st. Among them, the three largest newly added stocks in the MSCI emerging markets index are Beijing-Shanghai high-speed railway, Jingke Energy and Daquan Energy. 6. Hindenburg Research, a well-known short seller in the United States, once again released a report saying that after shorting stocks, Icahn, owned by billionaire Carl Icahn, failed to respond effectively to many of its questions, has begun to short Icahn's bonds. 7. At a regular press conference held by World Health Organization (WHO), World Health Organization (WHO) Director General Tan Desai announced that the monkeypox epidemic no longer constitutes a "public health emergency of international concern." 8. Pele, governor of the Bank of England, said that as long as inflation weakens, the most aggressive interest rate hike cycle in four decades is expected to come to an end. 9. European Central Bank Vice President Guindos said that overall inflation will continue to fall; core inflation will be more stable and stubborn; worried about rising service prices; and there may be more interest rate increases. On the 11th, local time, the two sides to the conflict in Sudan signed an agreement in the western Saudi city of Jeddah, agreeing on some issues of principle. 11. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned that if the US defaults on its debt, it will have a "very serious impact" on the US and the global economy. 12. The three major indexes of US stocks closed mixed. The Dow fell 0.66%, the Nasdaq rose 0.18%, the S & P 500 index fell 0.17%, most hot technology stocks rose, hot Chinese stocks rose generally, and the NASDAQ China Golden Dragon Index rose 3.82%. 13. WTI crude oil futures closed down 2.33% at US $70.87 per barrel, while Brent crude oil futures closed down 1.87% at US $74.98 per barrel. COMEX June gold futures closed down 0.81% at $2020.5 an ounce.