European Commission Vice President and "Foreign Minister" Borelli: About 20 flights are expected to be withdrawn from Sudan on Monday.

When asked about the Emergency Pandemic Purchase Program (PEPP), European Central Bank executive member Schnabel said that we have not discussed whether we will change the plan, and the forward guidance so far is that there will be full reinvestment by the end of 2024.

ECB executive member Schnabel: The ECB cannot bow to financial dominance.

ECB executive Schnabel: There is no reason to believe a recession is imminent.

European Central Bank executive member Schnabel: Interest rates must be set meeting by meeting.

ECB executive member Schnabel: The ECB needs to see a sustained slowdown in core inflation.

European Central Bank executive member Schnabel: Core inflation is likely to peak in the next few months.

Spot palladium prices fell 5%.

European Central Bank executive member Schnabel: So far, core inflation continues to rise.

US Secretary of State Blinken: We are deeply concerned about the Wagner Group in Sudan.

North Sea nations discussed using more drones to guard key sites, documents show.

U.S. Secretary of State Blinken: The vast majority of U.S. citizens in Sudan have dual citizenship. For those who are trying to leave Sudan, we will do our best to help them.

US Secretary of State Blinken: Dozens of Americans have expressed their willingness to leave Sudan.

First Republic Bank rose more than 10%.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida: Japan used military aircraft to evacuate 45 Japanese citizens and their families from Sudan.

According to the Japanese broadcasting association NHK: The Japanese Prime Minister said that Japan is evacuating its nationals in Sudan.

U.S. Secretary of State Blinken: The U.S. is exploring options to reopen its embassy in Sudan as soon as possible.

US Secretary of State Blinken: The United States has been in close communication with American citizens in Sudan to provide assistance and assist them to leave.

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov told the UN Security Council that just like during the Cold War, we have reached a dangerous, possibly even more dangerous threshold.

In April, the Dallas Fed Manufacturing Raw Material Price Index was 19.5, the previous value was 20.3.