Russian President Vladimir Putin: The more effectively we work on the front lines, the greater the chances of a peaceful resolution of the conflict.

Russian President Vladimir Putin: Our troops are improving their positions in all directions every day.

Russian President Vladimir Putin: Military operations in Ukraine are proceeding as planned.

Neto, President of the Central Bank of Brazil: Domestic inflation in Brazil continues to decline.

Brazilian Central Bank President Neto: Economic data shows that economic activity will be stronger throughout the year.

German Chancellor Scholz: A stable economic recovery is possible, but we need structural changes.

Neto, President of the Central Bank of Brazil: More dramatic fluctuations may occur in future scenarios.

Neto, President of the Central Bank of Brazil: This scenario (uncertain outlook) highlights the importance of greater prudence in domestic monetary policy.

German Chancellor Schulz: We need a free and fair global trade, which is particularly important now.

Neto, President of the Central Bank of Brazil: We still need to remain cautious about the uncertain outlook, especially for emerging economies.

French Prime Minister Attal: Reinforced security forces will arrive in New Caledonia in the next few hours.

Hamas statement: Hamas condemns reports that it is linked to the so-called "sabotage" operations planned in Jordan. Hamas has nothing to do with any actions against Jordan.

Market News: Estonian MPs support law to confiscate sanctioned Russian assets.

Turkish President Erdogan: Fiscal discipline will help monetary policy.

Turkish President Erdogan: Türkiye is beginning to see the results of its economic plan.

CEO of German container shipping company Hapag-Lloyd: We have completed most of the delivery contracts this year.

CEO of German container shipping company Hapag-Lloyd: Current demand is very strong and may decline slightly in the second half of the year.

CEO of German container shipping company Hapag-Lloyd: I still believe that the Suez crisis will end sometime this year. World shipping demand may grow by 3-4% this year, and the company will develop in roughly the same way.