FYF, June 15-the financial news of the US stock market that investors need to focus on are as follows: 1. Us stock index futures fell collectively. So far, Dow futures are down 0.25%, S & P 500 index futures are down 0.44%, and NASDAQ 100 index futures are down 0.69%. 2. Most European stock markets were weaker, with Germany's DAX index falling 0.8%, France's CAC index down 1.01% and the UK's FTSE index down 0.01%. 3. The European Central Bank raised the three main interest rates by 25 basis points, in line with market expectations, reaching the highest level before the emergency rate cut in October 2008. 4. The Fed suspended interest rate hikes as scheduled, pressing the "pause button" for the first time since the aggressive rate-raising cycle began in March last year. Powell said almost all committee members expected the rate hike to continue. 5. The Dutch government will permanently close the Groningen gas field, Europe's largest natural gas field, in October this year, effective October 1. As a result, European natural gas futures prices soared nearly 30% in a day. Oracle closed at a record high for the fifth trading day in a row. Oracle's cloud infrastructure revenue surged 76% in the fourth quarter from a year earlier; Goldman Sachs upgraded the stock to hold from sell. 7. Invida fell nearly 1% before trading, and its share price hit an all-time high yesterday. In addition, the company's director Harvey Jones reduced his holdings of 119795 shares, valued at $48.297 million, on June 13. 8. Nikola, a maker of new energy vehicles, rose more than 21% in pre-market trading and is expected to achieve seven consecutive gains, with a cumulative increase of more than 70% this month. 9. Baiji Shenzhou American shares fell more than 8% before trading, after responding to Alberta's patent lawsuit that it would respond to and actively defend itself in due course. AH shares closed sharply lower today. 10. Toyota's market capitalization has reached about 270 billion US dollars, surpassing Industrial and Commercial Bank of China and Alibaba, which were previously at the forefront of its market capitalization. 11. Shell's chief executive revealed that Shell is "further increasing investment" in installing charging stations for electric vehicles, especially in Asia. 12. Uber vice president said the company decided to launch full-length video ads on its apps and in-car tablets, which can last up to 90 seconds.