The main events by the morning: June 10

• The EU will ban oil production in Russia and add Nord Stream to the sanction list as part of the new package of measures. It will also lower the threshold for Russian oil prices from the current $60 to $45 per barrel, and ban the use of Russian energy infrastructure.

• The Japanese are ignoring sanctions to buy Russian oil. Taiyo Oil Co. It has purchased a shipment of 600,000 barrels of oil from Russia. The fuel was brought by the Voyager tanker, which is under both European and American sanctions. The vessel was loaded at the Prigorodnoye port on Sakhalin Island.

• The US-China trade talks in London are progressing well. This was stated by the US Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnik. The talks are expected to last throughout Tuesday and are part of an ongoing dialogue between the two economic powers.

• A new platform for trading shares of private companies is being prepared for launch in the UK. FCA's Executive Director of Markets said that the new platforms will improve investor access and increase their confidence in investing in new companies. In addition, early supporters and employees will have the opportunity to sell and reinvest. The launch of the platform is planned for the end of the year.

• Rolls-Royce shares are rising on the back of a nuclear deal with the UK government. The company's shares rose by more than 2% after Rolls-Royce SMR was selected by Great British Nuclear (GBN) to build three small modular reactors in the UK. Rolls-Royce's technology is 18 months ahead of its competitors, according to regulators, which gives it a significant advantage. Success is expected to create new jobs, strengthen the supply chain, and promote economic growth, including export opportunities.