ECB President Lagarde: Forward-looking indicators show a slowdown in wage growth trends.

ECB President Lagarde: Wages are still rising at a relatively high rate.

ECB President Lagarde: Domestic inflation remains high.

ECB President Lagarde: National policies should focus on productivity.

ECB President Lagarde: Survey shows employment growth will continue in the short term.

ECB President Christine Lagarde: Over time, the drag of policy on demand should decrease.

ECB President Christine Lagarde: Stronger exports will support economic growth in the coming quarters.

ECB President Lagarde: The economy will continue to recover.

ECB President Lagarde: Manufacturing shows signs of stabilization.

Houthi armed forces: The second operation targeted a ship that "violated the ban on entering the port of Haifa."

Houthi armed forces: First operation targets two ships in Haifa port.

Houthi armed forces: launched two operations with the Iraqi Resistance Forces in the Israeli port of Haifa.

U.S. imports in April were $338.2 billion, compared with $327 billion in the previous month.

U.S. exports in April were $263.6 billion, compared with $257.6 billion in the previous month.

The four-week average of initial jobless claims in the United States for the week ending June 1 was 222,250, compared with 222,500 in the previous week.

The number of people continuing to apply for unemployment benefits in the United States in the week ending May 25 was 1.792 million, which was expected to be 1.79 million and the previous value was 1.791 million.