Former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has said he will run as an independent candidate in the UK general election.

Bank of America: EPFR data shows that Japanese stock funds suffered the largest single-week outflow ever, reaching $5.9 billion; investors poured $24.8 billion into cash funds in the week ending Wednesday; $12.5 billion flowed into the bond market and $10.5 billion flowed into the stock market in the past week; cryptocurrency funds attracted the fifth largest inflow on record, reaching $1.4 billion.

Gazprom: Will continue to supply natural gas to Europe through Ukraine, with volumes reaching 42.4 million cubic meters on Friday.

French Finance Minister Le Maire: The US position on Russian assets now complies with international law.

DZ Bank downgraded Nvidia to Hold with a price target of $1,025.

French Finance Minister Le Maire: The G7 aims to provide Ukraine with an innovative and ambitious financing mechanism.

French Finance Minister Le Maire: For the G7 economy to return to the right track, geopolitical risks are the biggest challenge.

Governor of the Central Bank of Turkey: The share of Turkish lira deposits has risen to 45% from a low of 31% in August last year.

Turkish Central Bank Governor: Need to maintain tight policy.

Turkish Central Bank Governor: Inflation is expected to continue to decline.

Hungarian Prime Minister Orban: Hungary is working to redefine its NATO membership.

Oil company BW Offshore: Growth in energy demand, underinvestment in production capacity and geopolitical conflicts continue to support high oil and gas prices.

The Hong Kong Observatory cancels the Amber Rainstorm Warning Signal.

Director of the Russian Federal Security Service: Ukrainian military intelligence has a direct link to the Russian concert hall attack.

The Hong Kong Observatory issued a yellow rainstorm warning signal.

According to a Reuters poll: 63% of economists surveyed said the Bank of Japan will decide to start reducing its bond purchases by the end of July, and 88% said the Bank of Japan will raise interest rates to at least 0.20% by the end of 2024.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen: The sharp increase in the cost of living is a problem for many people.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen: Many Americans are still struggling with inflation.