Martin Grunberg, chairman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC): Early reports (excluding recent acquisitions) suggest that the banking industry will see little change in overall net profit in the first quarter of 2023.

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) Chairman Martin Grunberg said in prepared testimony for a congressional hearing that the banking sector has been "pretty resilient" under recent stress.

Tiger Global Fund: In the first quarter, it opened positions to do long positions in TSMC ADR, Apple, Nvidia, etc.; cleared positions in Pinduoduo, etc.; increased its holdings in Google A, Microsoft, Amazon, etc.;

French President Macron: Tax cuts worth 2 billion euros will focus on the middle class.

According to Bahrain National News Channel: Direct flights between Bahrain and Qatar will resume on May 25.

U.S. House Minority Leader McCarthy: It feels like the debt ceiling meeting was "not productive at all."

Pentagon spokesman Pat Ryder: US Abrams tanks arrive in Germany to train Ukrainian troops.

Peel, chief economist of the Bank of England: Artificial intelligence may help the central bank make better decisions.

The Fed accepted a total of $2.221 trillion from 103 counterparties in fixed-rate reverse repurchase operations.

U.S. President Joe Biden: Will meet with U.S. Congressional leaders on Tuesday.

Former Signature Bank Chairman Scott Shea said in prepared testimony that he believed the bank was well-funded to withstand the withdrawal request.

Mexican Ministry of Economy: Has started a constructive dialogue with the Office of the United States Trade Representative to find a solution.

Mexico urges Texas to withdraw cargo inspectors at U.S. border.

White House: Biden looks forward to working with the winner of the Turkish election.

White House: The United States is closely watching the Turkish election.

White House: We plan to go to the G7 summit as originally planned. There are no plans to scale back the G7 trip over debt ceiling talks.

According to the EU, the 2.5 billion carbon emission permits in reserve will expire in January (next year).

The EU will stockpile 272 million carbon emission permits between 2023 and 2024.