Chopra, director of the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau: Agency will investigate credit card rewards issues due to increased complaints.

International Paper (IP.N) shares fell short-term, with the decline widening to 4.6%. DS SMITH confirms the International Paper takeover offer price is 415p per share.

According to Sky News: International Paper is considering acquiring DS Smith, a British multinational packaging company. International Paper is down nearly 2%.

Brazilian National Grain Exporters Association (ANEC): Brazilian soybean exports are expected to reach 13.49 million tons in March, compared with 14.01 million tons last week; Brazilian soybean meal exports are expected to reach 1.9 million tons in March, compared with 2.13 million tons last week; Brazilian corn exports are expected to reach 140,556 tons in March, compared with 134,430 tons predicted last week; Brazilian corn exports are expected to reach 788,326 tons in March, compared with 714,894 tons predicted last week.

U.S. Official: (Israel) Poorly planned Rafah operation could affect aid flow.

The Federal Reserve accepted a total of $496.062 billion from 73 counterparties in fixed-rate reverse repurchase operations.

The Italian government has begun selling approximately 12.5% of its shares in Monte Paschi.

US Defense Secretary Austin: Israel must let civilians in Rafah leave before taking action.

According to Interfax: Russian Trust Bank sells part of preferred shares of Russneft (Russneft).

BlackRock CEO Fink: Parts of the private market are good retirement investments.

According to Nikkei: Japan will cooperate with the private sector in the field of passenger aircraft.

U.S. resources company Ramaco Resources: Not affected by the collapse of the Baltimore Bridge.

As of March 26, the 5-year Treasury bond auction in the United States - the winning interest rate allocation percentage was 81.56%, compared with the previous value of 89.61%.

The U.S. 5-year Treasury bond auction as of March 26 - the winning interest rate was 4.235%, compared with the previous value of 4.32%.

Barome Chocolate Co. will lay off 226 employees after closing its Chicago factory.

Market News: Lebanese Hezbollah attacks northern Israel with rockets.

According to S3 Partners: Short sellers targeting Digital World Acquisition and Trump Media & Technology Group lost $61 million in mark-to-market today.

According to S3 Partners, short sellers targeting Digital World Acquisition and Trump Media & Technology Group have lost $158 million in mark-to-market losses this year.

Ford Motor Co. (FN) CFO: "Things are looking pretty good" in the auto market.

U.S. sugar refining giant ASR Group: Baltimore refinery still has 6-8 weeks of raw sugar supply.