Tip: The U.S. House of Representatives begins the second round of speaker election.

The U.S. 30-year Treasury bond yield rose 10 basis points to 5.02% during the day.

Federal Reserve Survey: From 2019 to 2022, income inequality in the United States has increased, but some wealth inequality indicators have narrowed; household financial vulnerability indicators including the debt-to-asset ratio have declined.

Fed Governor Waller: We will pay close attention to the next few inflation reports to more clearly judge whether inflation is moving towards a 2% track.

Fed Governor Waller: I think there has been significant progress on inflation, but there are also some reasons to worry that the progress may not be sustained.

Fed Governor Waller: If the real economy slows down, policy interest rates can be kept stable.

Israel said nine launches crossed Lebanese territory.

Russia said it intercepted two missiles in Crimea with no impact.

EU Internal Market Commissioner Breton: The European Commission has adopted a recommendation requiring member states to implement the governance system of the future Digital Services Act (DSA) in advance.

The UN aid chief said a humanitarian ceasefire would play an important role in alleviating the immense humanitarian suffering.

SEC Chairman Gensler: The SEC is still communicating with companies applying for Bitcoin spot ETFs.

The United Nations Middle East peace envoy said the circumstances and responsibility for the Gaza hospital explosion still need to be clarified and a comprehensive investigation is needed.

Market news: G7 officials plan to hold a technical meeting on Thursday to discuss four proposals for a ban on Russian diamond plans.

The Russian government is cracking down on airstrikes near Sevastopol, the local governor said.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) voted 3-2 to end stock exchange discounts on trading prices for high-volume brokerages.