The euro fell 1.1 percent against the Norwegian krone, heading for its biggest two-day drop since Feb. 10.

Swiss National Bank President Jordan: If the SNB can reduce inflation, the Swiss franc will still be a strong currency.

Indian financial regulator: plans to launch a carbon exchange in the second half of this year.

Bank of America: As of the week of May 3, the stock market had an outflow of US$6.6 billion, the largest weekly outflow in nine weeks; US growth funds had an outflow of US$1 billion, the largest weekly outflow in 10 weeks.

Swiss National Bank President Jordan: Foreign exchange intervention is not the main tool of the Swiss National Bank, but it can be used.

Commerzbank slightly raised its year-end forecast for silver prices to $27/oz (previously $26/oz).

Jordan, President of the Swiss National Bank: More second-round effects are expected in the future.

SNB President Jordan: The battle against inflation is not over yet.

SNB President Jordan: Core inflation remains very strong.

Swiss National Bank President Jordan: The possibility of further tightening of monetary policy cannot be ruled out.

SNB President Jordan: Inflation remains a problem in Switzerland.

ECB Governing Council Müller: Core inflation has not yet shown signs of slowing significantly.

ECB Governing Council Muller: No one knows how high interest rates will have to be raised.

German Ministry of Economy: Based on current electricity prices, subsidies will cost 25-30 billion euros by 2030.

German Ministry of Economy: This price reduction measure will apply to 80% of basic electricity consumption.

German Ministry of Economy: The goal is to keep companies internationally competitive.

German Ministry of Economy: Proposes to set the industrial electricity price at 6 cents/kWh by 2030.