Japanese Finance Minister Katayama says won't rely on debt to fund food sales tax cut, reiterates prepared to take decisive action on speculative moves on Forex

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[MARKET ANALYSIS] Vote count continues in the UK Makerfield by-election, results expected from 03:00BST.

US has reportedly told ASML (ASML NA) that it is concerned that China could have its top chip tool, Bloomberg reports; Co. says it has never shipped EUV or specific-parts to China

Japanese Finance Minister Katayama says won't rely on debt to fund food sales tax cut, reiterates prepared to take decisive action on speculative moves on Forex

USTR Greer met with the Mexican Economic Secretary to discuss bilateral relations. Third round of negotiations to take place in July.

UK Reform Party's Sarah Pochin says party would be 'very happy' to come a strong second in Makerfield, according to The Guardian

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