21:13:31
According to the Ukrainian Pravda: The Hungarian Prime Minister said that Budapest will not transfer Ukrainian male refugees who are required to perform military service to Kiev.
21:07:21
Russian President Vladimir Putin: The new government should continue to implement the plan.
21:03:05
Market news: Synopsys will sell its software integration business for up to US$2.1 billion.
20:52:58
According to the AXIOS website: US President Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu will talk about the Rafah issue later today.
20:51:44
Ethereum fell below $3,100 per coin, down 1.26% on the day. Bitcoin is now down 0.5%.
20:47:37
Spot gold rose by about $15 in 30 minutes, reaching $2,330 an ounce, a four-day high.
20:45:54
Robinhood (HOOD.O): Disappointed with the Wells Notice issued by the agency and firmly believes that the listed assets are not securities.
20:44:34
Spot gold rose more than 1.00% during the day and is now trading at $2,324.72 an ounce.
20:38:00
Hamas official Rashid: Any Israeli military action in Rafah will put negotiations in jeopardy.
20:35:19
Robinhood (HOOD.O): SEC notice is related to the listing of the “RHC” cryptocurrency.
20:33:47
Robinhood (HOOD.O) fell 7% in premarket trading.
20:33:19
Robinhood (HOOD.O): Received a Wells Notice from SEC staff (an informal reminder issued to U.S.-listed companies before civil litigation).
20:31:26
Market news: Türkiye imposes antitrust fine on Meta Platforms (META.O).
20:26:55
The USD/JPY pair fell 20 points in the short term to 153.53.
20:13:44
The US dollar index DXY fell down to 105 and turned negative during the day.
19:52:45
Hamas official: Any operation in Rafah will not be a "picnic" for the Israeli army.
19:40:08
ECB board member Simkus: Additional rate cuts are expected after June.
19:39:55
ECB board member Simkus: Unless we see unexpected data, we should not limit ourselves to cutting interest rates in June.
19:38:23
ECB board member Vujcic: Monetary policy stance is expected to be relaxed but will remain in restrictive territory.
19:36:55
ECB Governing Council member Simkus: The cost of reducing monetary policy restrictions can be borne. The data so far are consistent with forecasts.