McCarthy, Speaker of the US House of Representatives: We will keep working until everything is done.

The Speaker of the US House of Representatives McCarthy said that he has not yet spoken to US President Biden today.

International Copper Industry Research Group: The global refined copper market will have a surplus of 2,000 tons in March.

Market news: Antofagasta mining supervisor to vote on new wage proposal in Chile.

Senator Pacheco, Democratic Party of Brazil: Lowering interest rates in Brazil is the purpose of all of us.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 fell sharply, hitting intraday lows.

Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank: We will bring inflation back to the 2% target level in the medium term.

According to Coindesk: The European Union may make it easier for banks to hold stablecoins.

ECB President Christine Lagarde: ECB interest rates will remain at restrictive levels for as long as necessary.

ECB President Christine Lagarde: ECB interest rates will reach "sufficiently restrictive levels".

Market news: British unions vote to extend London Underground strike authorization.

USGS: A 5.1-magnitude earthquake struck 207 kilometers north of Tobelo, Indonesia.

Jeffries, the Democratic leader of the US House of Representatives: We have not made much progress in formulating a solution.

Danske Bank: The Federal Reserve Bank of New Zealand is expected to raise interest rates by 25 basis points to 5.5% this week.

Spot silver fell nearly 0.2 US dollars in the short term, and is now at 23.52 US dollars per ounce.

Spot gold fell by nearly $5 in the short term and is now at $1968.90 an ounce.

U.S. House of Representatives Majority Leader Scalise: U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen lacks transparency on the X-Day issue.

The agency commented on the annualized data of the total number of new home sales in the United States in April: New home sales in the United States unexpectedly increased for the second consecutive month in April, indicating that builders continued to benefit from limited inventory in the sales market. Sales of new single-family homes rose 4.1% to an annualized rate of 683,000 units in February, after a downwardly revised 656,000 in March, government data showed on Tuesday.