Jeffreys, Minority Leader of the US House of Representatives: I am open to dialogue on deficit reduction, but not within the scope of debt ceiling negotiations.

Russian President Vladimir Putin: Overall the oil market is stable.

Russian President Vladimir Putin: Our actions to reduce oil production are to support the price environment.

Russian Finance Minister Siluanov: We expect a slight surplus in non-oil and gas revenues by the end of 2023.

British junior business minister: Businesses have shown confidence in the UK.

British junior business minister: British car industry is rebounding.

Italian oil company Eni Group CEO: The Eastern Mediterranean pipeline project is "very challenging".

According to the Wall Street Journal: IBM and Google provide $150 million for quantum computing in the United States and Japan.

The Russian ruble extended losses against the dollar, falling to 81 for the first time since April 28.

Market news: European regulators discuss AT1 reform after AT1 debt losses amounted to US$17 billion.

White House: Daily staff talks on debt are expected to continue.

In the United States as of May 12, the MBA 30-year fixed mortgage rate was 6.57%, the previous value was 6.48%.

French Finance Minister Le Maire: Expect talks to break inflation spiral.

French Finance Minister Le Maire: Negotiations (with the food industry) will reduce food prices.

French Finance Minister Le Maire: The food industry has agreed to reopen price negotiations ahead of schedule.

Riksbank Deputy Governor Floden: We are in a difficult situation in terms of balancing the risk of raising interest rates too much and too little.

Riksbank Deputy Governor Floden: This is largely related to food prices, so the current direction is correct, but there is still a long way to go to get close to the inflation target.

Riksbank Deputy Governor Floden: April inflation data is a gratifying result.