Dutch police said three hostages had been released from the nightclub and the hostage situation was still ongoing.

The U.N. peacekeeping mission said four U.N. observers were injured when a shell exploded near its base in southern Lebanon. Attacks against peacekeepers are unacceptable.

The local police stated in a statement that there was no sign of terrorist motives in the hostage-taking incident in the Netherlands.

The Israeli military said it had not attacked UN peacekeeping vehicles in southern Lebanon.

According to BNO News: A spokesman for the Dutch city of Ede said that multiple hostages were taken hostage in a bar.

A vessel of Russian grain exporter TD RIF left a Black Sea port after receiving phytosanitary permission, the sources said.

Qatar’s foreign exchange reserves stood at QR246.5 billion in February.

Peruvian Ambassador to Russia: Peru hopes that Russia will become one of its main export markets for coffee.

ECB board member Holzmann: Will not seek re-election as Austrian Central Bank President.

ECB board member Holtzmann: The ECB may start cutting interest rates earlier than the Fed.

Gazprom: It will continue to deliver natural gas to Europe through Ukraine, with a delivery volume of 42.2 million cubic meters on Saturday.

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA): United Airlines Flight 85 has landed safely at New York Stewart International Airport and an investigation will be conducted on the flight.

According to Japan’s Asahi Shimbun: Japan and the United States will strengthen cooperation in the fields of artificial intelligence and semiconductors.

According to CNN: Negotiations on the Rafah area between the United States and Israel may begin as early as next Monday.

A U.S. appeals court rejected a request by Meta Platforms (META.O) for the Federal Trade Commission to halt its investigation pending the outcome of an appeal, a court order showed.

At around 17:00 local time on March 29, a shooting incident occurred in Anderlecht, Brussels Region, Belgium, resulting in one death.

CFTC: As of the week ending March 26, the net short position of Bitcoin was -1,075 lots. The net short position of Japanese Yen was -129,106 lots. The net long position of Euro was 31,194 lots. The net short position of Swiss Franc was -21,968 lots. The net long position of British Pound was 35,170 lots.

U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC): As of the week of March 26, net short positions in natural gas futures in the NYMEX and ICE markets decreased by 2,375 lots to 46,079 lots.

U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC): As of the week of March 26, speculative net long positions in COMEX copper futures decreased by 19,002 lots to 20,269 lots.