[overnight global news you need to know on Saturday] ① European and American stocks rose collectively, with the Dow up 0.07% and down 0.23% this week; the Nasdaq up 0.11% and down 0.42% this week; and the S & P 500 up 0.09% and down 0.1% this week. Major European stock indexes collectively closed higher, while Germany's DAX30 index rose 0.56 per cent. The ② US Financial Stability Supervisory Board voted to approve a new framework for identifying risks in the financial system and issued new guidelines to make it easier to list non-bank financial institutions as designated institutions. ③ the House rules Committee will meet on April 25th to discuss Republican draft debt ceiling legislation. The settlement price of ④ international crude oil futures closed higher, while US Oil and cloth Oil both fell more than 5 per cent this week. WTI crude rose 0.75% in June and Brent rose 0.69% in June. Gunfire continued to be heard from time to time in downtown Khartoum after the two sides of the ⑤ conflict in Sudan declared a ceasefire. ⑥ Russian State Technology Group said it has developed an artificial intelligence communication system for the fifth-generation fighter Su-57, which will improve the quality of information transmission between aircraft and ground systems. The director general of the ⑦ International Atomic Energy Agency says the Zaporo nuclear power plant still faces safety risks. ⑧ Google has halted construction of its 80-acre super park in San Jose, California. The ⑨ jury found that Tesla's autopilot software Autopilot worked well in a crash. ⑩ Volkswagen Group plans to invest 4.8 billion euros in North America's first battery plant by 2030. ⑪ travel company Lyft plans to implement a new round of layoffs, cutting 1200 or more jobs. ⑫ COMEX June gold futures settled down 1.41% at $1990.5 an ounce, down about 1.25% this week. The Fed's reverse repo tool was used by the Federal Reserve at $2.29 trillion on Friday.