ECB board member Villeroy de Villeroy: The ECB remains confident in the anti-inflation process.

ECB board member Villeroy: The latest wage data was slightly higher than expected, but we should not over-interpret these data because of Germany.

ECB board member Francois Villeroy: Inflation rate will be raised to 2% by next year at the latest.

Guillen, head of economic policy at the Central Bank of Brazil: There is no mechanical connection between the monetary policies of the United States and Brazil.

ECB board member Villeroy de Villeroy: There is a high probability of a rate cut in June.

Guillen, head of economic policy at the Central Bank of Brazil: Some progress has been made in reducing inflation, but there is still some work to be done.

Guillen, head of economic policy at the Central Bank of Brazil: Stable inflation expectations will help achieve inflation targets and enhance the credibility of the central bank.

Market news: Italy will support new African corridor to increase energy imports to Europe.

Guillen, head of economic policy at the Central Bank of Brazil: Emerging markets currently need to be more cautious in implementing monetary policies.

Guillen, head of economic policy at the Central Bank of Brazil: The external outlook is more unfavorable.

US forecasters predict an "unusual" hurricane season in 2024.

Emerging market stocks extended their losses after the release of U.S. PMI data.

Israeli military spokesman HAGARI: We are advancing cautiously and precisely in the Rafah area.

Market news: Tesla (TSLA.O), which stated in past reports that its goal is to sell 20 million vehicles by 2030, omitted its 2030 sales target in its latest impact report.

German government bonds continued to fall, with the 2-year yield rising 9 basis points to 3.10%.

After the data was released, the yield on the two-year U.S. Treasury bond rose 5.5 basis points to 4.933% during the day.