[overnight global news you need to know on Wednesday] ① European and American stock markets fell, with the Dow down 1.01%, the S & P 500 down 0.64% and the Nasdaq down 0.18%. ② the White House says Biden is optimistic about reaching a bipartisan budget deal. ③ U.S. House of Representatives Speaker McCarthy said an agreement to raise the debt ceiling is expected to be reached within days. ④ Federal Reserve Goolsbee said no decision had been made for the June interest rate meeting. The ⑤ EU held a meeting of finance ministers and failed to agree on the 11th round of sanctions against Russia. ⑥ US President Joe Biden vetoed a bill to restore tariffs on solar panels in four Southeast Asian countries. ⑦ international crude oil futures settlement price closed slightly lower. WTI's June contract fell 0.35%, while Brent's July contract fell 0.43%. ⑧ Apple says the Apple Store blocked fraudulent transactions of more than $2 billion in 2022. ⑨ Microsoft will introduce new AI features in apps such as Bing and Edge this week. Sam Altman, chief executive of ⑩ OpenAI, says there is no training for GPT-5 at the moment and there are no plans to do so in the next six months. ⑪ Google updates its inactive account policy. Accounts that have not been used for more than two years will be deleted. According to ⑫ sources, UBS's acquisition of Credit Suisse will receive unconditional antitrust approval from the European Union. ⑬ Pfizer will sell bonds totaling $31 billion in eight parts to raise money for the acquisition of Seagen. ⑭ Tesla CEO Musk says the Model Y is expected to become the world's best-selling car by 2023; Tesla is developing two new models, which he reckons will produce more than 5 million vehicles a year. ⑮ BMW North America has reached an agreement with California utility Pacific Gas and Power to focus on smart charging testing. ⑯ COMEX June gold futures settled down 1.47% at $1993 an ounce, the lowest since May 1. The amount of reverse repo tool used by the Federal Reserve on Tuesday was $2.203 trillion.