ECB chief economist Lane: Views on the impact of differences between the Federal Reserve and the ECB should not be one-dimensional.

ECB Chief Economist Lane: The more the data confirms that inflation is returning to target this year and next, the more we will be able to lift restrictive policies.

As of the week ending April 27, foreign central banks held U.S. Treasuries worth $9.538 billion, compared with -$10.884 billion in the previous week.

Apple (AAPL.O) revenue from wearables, home and accessories in the second fiscal quarter was $7.91 billion, compared with market expectations of $8.29 billion.

ECB Chief Economist Lane: The next phase of inflation decline may be more gradual.

ECB chief economist Lane: Wage growth is gradually slowing down, but still remains at a high level.

ECB Chief Economist Lane: Policy interest rates will remain restricted if necessary.

ECB Chief Economist Lane: There are two-way risks in the process of entering the next stage.

ECB chief economist Lane: Inflation is expected to return further to normal levels in the future, and keeping the nominal interest rate unchanged will mean a mechanical increase in the real interest rate.

ECB Chief Economist Lane: Given the lag in transmission effects, our past interest rate increases are still having a tightening effect.

ECB Chief Economist Lane: There is no pre-set interest rate path.

ECB Chief Economist Lane: Will continue to make decisions based on data.

Coinbase (COIN.O) fell more than 3% in after-hours trading in the U.S.

Coinbase (COIN.O) first-quarter trading revenue was $1.08 billion, compared with market expectations of $775 million.

Turkish Trade Ministry: In dialogue with the Palestinian Ministry of Economy to avoid negative consequences of trade restrictions with Israel.

Sources: Israel attacks Syrian security buildings outside Damascus.