Finnish government: will send additional military equipment to Ukraine, including anti-aircraft weapons and ammunition.

U.S. Treasury bonds continued to fall, with the 2-year yield rising 13 basis points to 4.50%.

The financial website Forexlive commented on the initial data of the United States: changes in inventory and government spending largely explained the rise in GDP, but they are not particularly related to the underlying economic trend. The dollar strengthened after the data, but that was driven more by initial jobless claims than GDP.

In the first quarter of the United States, the annual rate of the PCE price index was revised to 4.9%, and the previous value was 4.9%.

In the first quarter of the United States, the annual rate of the core PCE price index was revised to 4.7%, and the previous value was 4.7%.

U.S. Treasury yields rose on the data release, with the 10-year yield up 3.80 basis points to 3.757%.

The U.S. dollar index DXY rose by more than ten points in the short term and is now at 104.12.

The annualized real GDP of the United States in the first quarter was 20246.4 billion U.S. dollars, and the previous value was 20235.9 billion U.S. dollars.

USD/JPY rose 25 points in the short term and is now at 139.45.

In the first quarter of the United States, the GDP price index was revised to 4.2%, which was expected to be 4.00%, and the previous value was 4.00%.

In the first quarter of the United States, the annualized quarterly rate of corporate profits was revised -6.8%, and the previous value was -2.7%.

In the first quarter of the United States, the real personal consumption expenditure quarterly rate was revised to 3.8%, expected to be 3.70%, and the previous value was 3.70%.

The annualized quarterly rate of final sales in the first quarter of the United States was revised to 3.4%, expected to be 3.4%, and the previous value to be 3.4%.

In the first quarter of the United States, the annualized quarterly rate of the core PCE price index was revised by 5%, expected to be 4.90%, and the previous value was 4.90%.

In the United States, 1.794 million people continued to apply for unemployment benefits in the week ended May 13, compared with an expected 1.8 million people and a previous value of 1.799 million people.