According to CNN: There were multiple explosions in Kiev, Ukraine on Tuesday morning. Kiev Mayor Klitschko said that the air defense system was activated and intercepted drones and other flying objects in several areas. The falling debris ignited several cars and damaged a large building. At least three people were injured in the Solomyansky district.

European Mediterranean Seismological Center: A 5.1-magnitude earthquake hit the Norwegian island of Jan Mayen.

Market news: The proportion of New Zealand government bonds held by foreign investors rose to 62.1% in April.

London Metal Exchange (LME) CEO: It is expected that confidence in the nickel market will gradually return.

Reuters poll: 62 economists said the European Central Bank will raise the deposit rate by 25 basis points to 3.50% on June 15.

Reuters poll: Among 62 economists, 37 believe that the ECB will raise the deposit rate to 3.75% at the end of the third quarter, 20 think it is 3.50%, and 5 think it is 4.00%.

Reserve Bank of Australia: remains vigilant about the risk of another rise in inflation.

RBA: Changes in asset prices need to be considered when assessing the outlook for economic activity and inflation.

RBA: Inflation is expected to return to the top of the target range by mid-2025, leaving little room for upside risks to inflation.

RBA: We are determined to control inflation while proceeding with caution.

AUD/USD fell 10 points in the short term and is now at 0.6696.

RBA: Risks include continued service sector inflation and higher than expected rental growth.

RBA: Economic forecasts are based on the assumption of another rate hike.

Reserve Bank of Australia: There is limited room for an unexpected rise in inflation.

Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Hiroichi Matsuno: Japanese utility companies will increase rates by 14%-42%.

Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Matsuno Hiroichi: Approved the price increase plan of 7 power companies.

On May 15 local time, the wildfire in northern British Columbia, Canada was out of control. As of noon that day, the burned area was estimated to be 13,000 square kilometers. The local aboriginal tribe issued an evacuation order that morning, and more than 20,000 people were ready to leave their homes at any time.