NIO and NXP cooperate to deploy 4D imaging radar.

Gazprom: will continue to deliver gas to Europe via Ukraine, with 39.8 million cubic meters delivered on Tuesday.

Korea Financial Services Commission: South Korea to improve CFD trading system in response to recent stock market sell-off.

Italian 10-year bond yields rose 13.2 basis points to 4.313%.

Japan Airlines will introduce three Boeing 767-300ER freighters.

British Petroleum: Oil prices are expected to remain high in the second quarter.

The actual monthly rate of retail sales in Germany in March was -2.4%, expected to be 0.40%, and the previous value was -1.30%.

Tesla: Increased the price of the Model Y rear-drive version sold in Germany from the previous 44,890 euros to 47,990 euros; raised the price of the Model Y long-range version from the previous 54,990 euros to 55,990 euros.

HSBC CEO: No nasty surprises in loan book since SVB UK acquisition

HSBC CEO: Focus on recruiting tech talent in Asia, especially in Hong Kong.

Indonesian Finance Minister: Growth in the ASEAN region remains strong and remains an important part of global economic growth.

【Cooperate with the G7 Summit ANA to implement net zero carbon dioxide emissions at Hiroshima Airport in Japan】 ANA announced on the 1st that it will implement net zero carbon dioxide emissions for all flights taking off and landing at Hiroshima Airport from that day to the 31st. The target is a total of 682 flights connecting Sapporo (New Chitose), Haneda, and Naha airports. The Group of Seven Summit (G7 Hiroshima Summit) will be held in Hiroshima from 19 to 21. This is a measure taken in conjunction with the summit, and resource development giants INPEX and Idemitsu Kosan provide assistance.

The number of foreign tourists in Indonesia in March was 809,960, a year-on-year increase of 470.37%.

Reserve Bank of Australia: Global economic growth will be below average in the next few years.

RBA: Household spending slows significantly.

RBA: Members remain vigilant about the risk of an inflation-wage spiral.

RBA: Wage growth still in line with inflation target.

RBA: The top priority remains getting inflation back to target.