Wells Fargo CEO: The delinquency rate is rising very slowly.

Wells Fargo CEO: Subprime mortgage customers are now facing greater difficulties.

US White House economic adviser Ramamurti: The US is coming out of this crisis and the banking system is in good shape.

Ramamurti, White House economic adviser: The U.S. banking system has shown great resilience.

British Deputy Prime Minister Dowden: The British government cannot provide more information at this time.

British Deputy Prime Minister Dowden: The British government is considering the next step in the resignation of former British Cabinet Office Second Permanent Secretary Sue Gray.

Market news: The CPC Caspian Sea oil pipeline terminal completed the planned maintenance of a mooring area.

[German media: The Russian army may use three ways to destroy the German Leopard tanks in Ukraine] The German "Bild" reported that the Russian armed forces have several ways to destroy the German Leopard tanks that have been handed over to Ukraine. The author of the article, Bjorn Stroustrup, said that Russia has at least three types of weapon systems that pose a threat to German military equipment serving the Kiev regime. They are anti-tank missiles, landmines and its own tanks. He noted that the greatest threat to the Panther may be modern anti-tank missiles. Newer Russian missile models were developed specifically to hit tanks like the Leopard-2. Against the Panther, he said, the TM-62 anti-tank mine and its more advanced versions could be used. In addition, he emphasized that Russian combat vehicles pose a great danger to German equipment.

Market news: As the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) pushes forward with plans to strengthen the regulation of the private fund industry, SEC Chairman Gary Gensler once again attacked the fees that hedge funds and private equity firms charge investors.

Turkish President Erdogan: Turkey has discovered an oil field that can produce 100,000 barrels of oil per day.

According to British sources, the UK has not sent invitations to Russia, Belarus, Iran, Myanmar and some other countries for the coronation of King Charles of the United Kingdom.

The CBOE Volatility Index hit a near one-week high and was up 3.44 points on the day at 19.52.

Financial website Forexlive: If the Fed keeps interest rates unchanged tomorrow, it may send a worse message to the market than raising interest rates, because it looks like the Fed is hiding some information about the banking crisis from the market. A dovish rate hike would probably be the best outcome for risk assets and would mean a clear shift to the sidelines for investors.

The U.S. will send an additional 1,500 troops to the southwestern border for 90 days, U.S. officials said.

From New Zealand to May 2, the global dairy trade price index was 2.5%, the previous value was 3.2%.