Jansson, Deputy Governor of the Riksbank: The current monetary policy is tight.

Russian Ministry of Defense: The Ukrainian army launched 26 offensives in the direction of Soledad, involving more than 1,000 soldiers and as many as 40 tanks.

Russian Ministry of Defense: Ukrainian troops launched offensive operations in the entire direction of Soledad yesterday.

Riksbank Deputy Governor Jansson: There are several factors that suggest that inflation will fall.

US Geological Survey: 5.2-magnitude earthquake struck 3 kilometers east of Prattville, California.

Islamabad High Court: Bail for ex-PM is two weeks.

ING: There are not many convincing reasons to support the forecast that the pound will underperform in the short term.

Market news: The South African government requested a meeting with the US ambassador.

Bank of America: $13.8 billion flowed into cash funds, the 4-week average was a 10-week low; $2 billion flowed into stocks.

Bank of America: Technology funds achieved an inflow of US$3 billion, a new high in December 2021, while financial funds achieved an outflow of US$2.1 billion, a new high since May 2022.

Kremlin: Russia did not interfere in any elections.

Asked about allegations of Russian meddling in the upcoming Turkish election, the Kremlin said it did not know what prompted such an assertion.

Bank of America: The bull-bear indicator rose to 3.4, in the neutral range, up from 3.2 last week.

Bank of America: Gold funds received $1.3 billion inflows, the largest inflow since April 2022.

Bank of America: As of the week of May 10, bond fund inflows were US$6.3 billion, the highest in six weeks.

Japanese Ministry of Finance official: The United States has thoroughly explained the debt ceiling issue.

IMF: Real interest rates in the Philippines are not high yet.

Minutes of Czech central bank meeting: board members agree that no interest rate cut will be considered for now.

IMF official: Philippine monetary policy may need to remain tight.