Market news: Air defense sirens sounded across Ukraine.

Japanese Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Yasutoshi Nishimura: TSMC may expand investment in Japan; Micron plans to start mass production of cutting-edge memory chips in Hiroshima.

After meeting chip industry executives, Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said his government would try to expand foreign direct investment in Japan.

Shares of Nintendo rose 2.1 percent in early trade in Japan after its new game The Legend of Zelda sold 10 million copies.

Japanese Ministry of Finance: Japanese imports fell for the first time in 27 months.

GFZ, German Geosciences Research Center: A 6.2-magnitude earthquake hit Guatemala.

It is reported that Micron will receive US$1.5 billion in funding from Japan to produce next-generation chips.

New Zealand imported PPI at an annual rate of 4.7% in the first quarter, compared with the previous value of 8%.

Market news: The Chilean Congress approved the Mining Concession Act, waiting for the president to sign it into law.

According to the network status monitoring website DownDetector: User reports show that OpenAI has problems.

Canadian government statement: Canada and South Korea launched a high-level economic security dialogue.

Crypto exchange Coinbase: Resumed payment of Ethereum staking proceeds.

Cisco: Its network products already provide support for key artificial intelligence models.

U.S. House Financial Services Committee ranking member Waters: Urges First Citizens Bank to continue Silicon Valley Bank housing program.

The U.S. imported two cargoes of Polish wheat as drought disrupted the market.

Hang Seng Index futures closed up 0.98% in night trading, at 19680 points, 119 points higher than water.

EU sources said that European Commission Vice President and "Foreign Minister" Borrell proposed an increase of 3.5 billion euros in military aid to Ukraine.

Central Bank of Russia: The strengthening of sanctions restrictions may have an additional inflation-boosting effect.

Central Bank of Russia: The annual rate of inflation will start to rise in May.

Bank of Russia: After price growth is limited in the second half of 2022, price pressures are gradually intensifying.