Preliminary vote counting results announced by the Senegalese National Counting Commission on the 27th showed that Basilou Diomaye Faye, the candidate of the "President Diomaye" alliance, won this presidential election.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Buttigieg: It will take some time to evacuate ships stuck in the port.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Buttigieg: Baltimore bridges won’t be cheap to rebuild.

U.S. Democratic Senator Sanders urged Novo Nordisk to lower the price of Ozempic (semaglutide).

Schlegel, Deputy President of the Swiss National Bank: After the Credit Suisse incident, regulatory reform is needed.

According to CNBC: Some shipping companies have declared force majeure due to the collapse of a Baltimore bridge.

New Zealand Reserve Bank President Orr: There are signs that interest rates are closer to normalization.

Citigroup strategist Daniel Tobon: The trade short of the yen looks "crowded" and bets on further declines in the yen may be "fragile", with Japan likely to intervene between the 152-155 level.

SNB Deputy Governor Schlegel did not comment on whether he would succeed SNB President Jordan.

U.S. Coast Guard official Gauthier: The safety record of the cargo ship "Daly" is "pretty good."

According to the Daily Telegraph: A man was stabbed on a train in London and suffered life-threatening injuries.

Swiss National Bank President Jordan: The size of the balance sheet has been reduced.

SNB President Jordan: Demand for the Swiss franc comes from Swiss investors.

Market news: Israel attacked southern Lebanon, killing five people, including Hezbollah militants.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Buttigieg: The Baltimore port closure is expected to cause disruption to agricultural equipment.

According to German newspaper Bild: Lufthansa and German unions have reached an agreement on ground handling wages.

Deputy Governor of the Swiss National Bank: Pay close attention to the exchange rate and intervene in the foreign exchange market when necessary. The Swiss National Bank does not set a target for the Swiss franc exchange rate.

U.S. Coast Guard official Gauthier: About a dozen ships are still anchored in the Port of Baltimore and cannot leave the port.

SNB Deputy Governor: Lower inflationary pressures allow us to lower interest rates.

U.S. Coast Guard official Gauthier: The crew is cooperating and they remain on the ship that hit the Baltimore Bridge.