Cyrus de la Rubia, chief economist at Hamburg Commerzbank: German manufacturing grew slightly again in April. Meanwhile, signs of weakening demand could be seen, according to the HCOB survey. The most obvious indicator was the new orders index, which again showed a decline in orders including orders from overseas.

World Bank provides $753 million loan to Bangladesh to boost trade connectivity.

Vitol Energy Group: EU gas market will remain tight until new supply arrives in 2026.

The Indian rupee rose against the US dollar in the short term and is now at 81.83.

Trader: RBI may buy dollars through state-owned banks.

Switzerland April SVME purchasing managers index 45.3, expected 47.3, the previous value of 47.

Bank of Korea meeting minutes: further rate hikes may overly weaken the economy.

Bank of Korea Minutes: Committee members said foreign exchange fluctuations should be watched.

The two oil prices in the United States and Burundi rose by nearly 0.5 US dollars in the short term, and are now reported at US$75.83/barrel and US$79.50/barrel respectively.

UK 2-year gilt yields hit 3.89%, the highest since February 24.

UK gilts opened lower, with the 10-year yield up 11 basis points to 3.83%.

NIO and NXP cooperate to deploy 4D imaging radar.

Gazprom: will continue to deliver gas to Europe via Ukraine, with 39.8 million cubic meters delivered on Tuesday.

Korea Financial Services Commission: South Korea to improve CFD trading system in response to recent stock market sell-off.

Italian 10-year bond yields rose 13.2 basis points to 4.313%.

Japan Airlines will introduce three Boeing 767-300ER freighters.