[overnight global news you need to know on Wednesday] 1. McCarthy, speaker of the US House of Representatives, said he is confident of winning the support of enough Republicans in the House rules Committee to pass the debt ceiling bill. 2. Jeffries, the Democratic leader of the US House of Representatives, said that at least 150 Republicans would vote for the debt ceiling bill. 3. U.S. Senate Majority Leader Schumer said that he supports the debt ceiling agreement, which is the result of bipartisan cooperation, and the Senate will vote on the debt agreement as soon as possible. 4. The Russian Defense Ministry said that Russian troops attacked Ukraine's central decision-making command post in the last 24 hours, and all the intended targets were hit. At present, the Ukrainian side has not responded to this. 5. Most European and American stock markets fell, with the Nasdaq up 0.32%, the S & P 500 closing flat and the Dow down 0.15%. Major European stock indexes closed lower, with Germany's DAX30 index falling 0.26%. 6. The settlement price of international crude oil futures fell by more than 4%. WTI's July contract fell 4.42 per cent, while Brent's July contract fell 4.43 per cent. 7. European natural gas traders said that natural gas prices in some areas may fall to negative this summer. 8. U.S. president Joe Biden will meet with British Prime Minister Sunak on June 8. 9. According to US media reports, Advisor Biden discussed with Oman the possibility of diplomatic contacts with Iran on its nuclear program. 10. The Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs announced that Zaluzhne, commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian armed forces, will be added to the wanted list. HP's second-quarter net income was $12.91 billion, while analysts expected $13.03 billion. 12. Twitter is selling its ad inventory in the programmed advertising market. 13. Microsoft's acquisition of Activision Blizzard was heard in advance by the court. 14. Boeing increased the monthly production of 787 aircraft from 3 to 4. COMEX June gold futures settled up 0.7% at US $1958 per ounce. 16. The amount of reverse repo tool used by the Federal Reserve on Tuesday was $2.2 trillion.