According to the Wall Street Journal: U.S. and South Korea pledge to cooperate on possible use of nuclear weapons.

Polish coal producer PGG CEO: Coal prices are expected to fall further this year.

EUR/SEK was up 1% at 11.4268.

Indian automaker Maruti Suzuki plans to increase production capacity by up to 1 million vehicles a year.

Riksbank Governor Teiden: The Riksbank is taking the necessary measures to curb inflation.

Riksbank Governor Teiden: If the Swedish krona does not move higher, it may affect policy.

Riksbank Governor Teiden: There are strong arguments for a stronger Swedish krona.

Bank of America: Hungary will cut its key rate by 100 basis points in May if the forint remains unchanged.

[Airbus CEO: The US "Inflation Cut Act" is dangerous to Europe] On the 26th local time, Guillaume Faury, CEO of Airbus, headquartered in France, said in an interview that the US "Inflation Cut Act" is dangerous. The Bill is very dangerous for Europe, and in order to deal with it, Europe needs to do more than it does now. Faury believed that the Inflation Cut Act was very harmful to industry throughout Europe. It would attract investment to the United States, which would be very bad for European industry. Compared with the direct large-scale subsidies in the United States, Europe adopts more means such as taxes to transform industries. Investors are naturally more inclined to subsidies, which also breaks the balance between Europe and the United States.

Riksbank Governor Teiden: Bank turmoil has limited impact on Sweden.

Riksbank Governor Teiden: The Riksbank is resilient.

According to Russian news reports: A drone landed on the ground of the Moscow City Court. The drone did not carry anything.

Riksbank Governor Taiden: The risk of a wage-price spiral has diminished.

On April 26, local time, Russian President Vladimir Putin had a telephone conversation with Armenian Prime Minister Pashinyan, and the two sides discussed the situation in the Nagorno-Karabakh (Naka) region.

Riksbank Governor Teiden: The underlying inflation level may stabilize at a high level.

Riksbank Governor Teiden: Upcoming data will determine future interest rate changes.

Riksbank Governor Teiden: Inflation is still too high.

State Secretary of the German Ministry of Economy: The concept of industrial electricity pricing will be introduced next week.

Zimbabwe Finance Minister: Zimbabwean interest rate may be raised to 200%, Zimbabwean currency weakness may prompt the central bank to raise interest rates.