Japanese Ministry of Finance official: Will support Ukraine as much as possible.

Market news: French antitrust authority investigates tourism sector.

Market news: Singapore Exchange derivatives trading volume in April was 17.7 million.

Market news: Total securities market turnover on the Singapore Exchange in April was S$18.6 billion.

Central Bank of Serbia: Foreign exchange reserves reached a record 21.5 billion euros at the end of April.

EUR/USD retreated below 1.09, down 0.15% on the day.

Iraqi Oil Minister: Northern oil exports are expected to restart on Saturday, pumping 500,000 barrels per day.

Iraqi Oil Minister: Iraq has not yet received a response from the Turkish Oil Pipeline Company (Botas) to its request to resume oil trade.

A spokesman for the German Ministry of Economic Affairs said regarding the investment subsidy in the Heide area: Northvolt, a Swedish battery development and manufacturer, has clarified that the investment in Heide depends on the approval of funds by the European Commission and complies with competition regulations.

A spokesman for the German Ministry of Economy said that the actual amount of government support has not yet been finalized regarding investment subsidies in the Heide region.

Latvian Prime Minister: Latvia plans to increase defense spending to 3% of GDP.

Estonian government: hope to withdraw from the Russian energy network as soon as possible.

According to Nikkei News: G7 finance ministers will issue a joint statement on regulation.

Chairman of the South African Arms Control Board: It is illegal and inappropriate to transport weapons from South Africa to Russian ships.

Special Representative of the United Nations Mission in Sudan: Both sides in the conflict in Sudan have now realized that victory will not come soon.

South African Arms Control Board Chairman: We have not approved any arms sales to Russia.

Special Representative of the United Nations Mission in Sudan: So far, the ceasefire agreement in Sudan has not been implemented because both sides think they can win.

Special Representative of the United Nations Mission in Sudan: It is expected that the ceasefire negotiations in Sudan will start again today or tomorrow.

Foxconn: will use the proceeds to repay debts and other matters.

German government: State-level aid needs to be approved by the European Commission.