[overnight global news you need to know on Friday] 1. The U.S. House of Representatives voted to pass the debt ceiling bill, and the Senate is expected to complete the vote by June 5. 2. U.S. Senate Majority Leader Schumer said the Senate will remain in session until the debt ceiling bill to prevent the United States from defaulting is passed. 3. The US Treasury may postpone the tender of three-month and six-month Treasury bills next week. 4. The US Treasury's cash balance increased by 11.2 billion US dollars to 48.5 billion US dollars on May 31. Money market assets reached $5.42 trillion in the week ended May 31, the fifth consecutive week of record highs, according to ICI. 6. Fed Huck said that the United States will not have a recession this year and that skipping an interest rate hike in June is a prudent policy choice. 7. White House officials said the White House continued to contact the Senate to vote on the debt ceiling, and senior staff called senators one by one. 8. Republican Senator Mike Braun of the U.S. Congress said he would vote against the debt ceiling deal. 9. European and American stock markets rose across the board, with the Nasdaq up 1.28%, the S & P 500 up 0.99% and the Dow up 0.47%. Us large-scale technology stocks rose, Nvidia rose more than 5 per cent, Tesla, Apple and Microsoft rose more than 1 per cent. 10. OPEC crude oil production in May fell by 500000 barrels per day, and the international crude oil futures settlement price rose by more than 2 per cent. WTI July contract rose 2.95%, Brent crude oil July contract rose 2.23%. 11. According to the retail business reform plan, Apple plans to open or redecorate 53 stores by 2027. Microsoft has signed an artificial intelligence computing agreement with startup CoreWeave, which could be worth billions of dollars. Amazon's $1.65 billion acquisition of robotics company iRobot faces EU scrutiny. 14. EU regulators said the EU would conduct a stress test on Twitter's content review at the end of June. Dell Technology's first-quarter adjusted earnings per share were $1.31, analysts expected $0.85, and first-quarter net revenue was $20.9 billion, while analysts expected $26.1 billion. 16. The management of Silicon Valley Bank Securities is in talks to buy back the investment bank from the bankrupt Silicon Valley Banking and Financial Group, according to people familiar with the matter. 17. COMEX June gold futures settled up 0.72% at US $1978 per ounce. 18. The Fed's reverse repo tool was used for $2.16 trillion on Thursday.