Ukrainian State Railways: Ukrainian State Railways will suspend all deliveries to the Black Sea port of Chornomorsk from April 11 to 13.

The British pound sterling against the US dollar GBP/USD rose nearly 20 points in the short term and is now at 1.2551. The euro against the US dollar EUR/USD rose more than ten points in the short term and is now at 1.0743.

The US dollar index DXY fell 12 points in the short term and is now at 105.18.

Market news: German Lufthansa and the cabin crew union reached an agreement on a wage deal, agreeing to increase wages by 16.5% and pay a bonus of 3,000 euros.

Market news: The United States will send its top commander for Middle East affairs to Israel today ahead of a possible Iranian attack, two Israeli officials said.

UK short-term government bond yields rose to their highest level since February 29 at the opening, up 4-6 basis points on the day.

Gazprom: Natural gas supplies to Europe continue through Ukraine, with volumes at 42.4 million cubic meters on Thursday.

Zimbabwe’s new currency, the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG), continued to rise for a third day, gaining 0.4% against the U.S. dollar.

Ukrainian Air Force: Ukrainian air defenses destroyed 18 Russian-launched missiles and 39 drones overnight.

The Philippine stock index fell 1% to 6,673.33 points.

Ukrainian Energy Minister: Russian missile attacks targeted power generation and distribution facilities in the Kharkiv, Zaporizhia, Lviv and Kiev regions.

The Ukrainian Air Force posted on social media on the 11th that Ukraine suffered a new round of missile and drone attacks in the early morning of that day, and air defense alarms sounded throughout Ukraine.

Thai Prime Minister: Lowering interest rates is good for the economy.

Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee Member Green: The increase in inflation expectations has translated into increased wage growth, with the current wage growth rate being 6-7%.

Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee Member Green: UK service sector inflation is still much higher than that of the United States.

Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee Member Green: The market currently expects the Bank of England to cut interest rates earlier than the Federal Reserve this year and by a larger margin.

Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee Member Green: The risk of persistent inflation is weakening.

Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee Member Green: The news about wage growth in the UK is encouraging.