Free trade talks between India and the UK are set to continue despite the delay in the final deal, sources said.

The source said that the UK wanted to include "robust" investment protection clauses in the trade agreement, but India did not favor some of the investment protection clauses proposed by the UK.

India and Britain could not agree on a tariff relief plan for cars and whiskey, sources said.

Bank of Canada: Expect more households to face financial stress in coming years as mortgages are renewed.

Bank of Canada: While most households have shown resilience to higher debt servicing costs, some signs of financial stress are beginning to emerge, particularly among recent home buyers.

Bank of Canada: Cyberattacks on third-party service providers could have system-wide impact; ransomware attacks remain a concern.

Bank of Canada: A successful cyberattack that disrupted part of the financial system could spread quickly and erode public confidence.

The monthly rate of the Conference Board lagging indicator in April was -0.1%, the previous value was -0.2%.

Fed Collins: Falling minority unemployment offers hope for economy.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida: We agree to send a strong signal on the denuclearization of the world.

USD/CHF gained 0.50% on the day and is now at 0.9032.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida: We will add an additional G7 summit meeting for Ukraine on the 21st.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida: I have noticed reports about whether Ukrainian President Zelensky will visit in person, but the schedule is as announced before.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida: I have reached an agreement with US President Biden to continue to impose sanctions on Russia and support Ukraine.

British Chancellor of the Exchequer Hunt: We are committed to ensuring that the UK can produce electric vehicle batteries on shore.

The main coking coal contract fell 4.00% within the day, and is now quoted at 1369.00 yuan / ton.