According to Reuters: Officials say G7 leaders plan to put pressure on Russia on evasion of sanctions, energy production, etc.; Ukrainian President Zelensky is expected to address G7 leaders online or in person at the summit speak.

US President Biden: The situation on the US-Mexico border is "better than all of you expected", and there is no plan to visit here.

US President Joe Biden: Still planning to travel to Japan on Wednesday.

Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase: Increase in canceled (crypto) transactions on Paypal, issues related to Paypal transactions are being addressed.

According to the French "Le Monde": Ukrainian President Zelensky made a surprise visit to Paris on Sunday night and held talks with French President Macron to discuss "urgent military needs". Support commitment.

Yavas, the opposition mayor of Ankara, Turkey: The presidential election may enter the second round of voting.

On the evening of May 14 local time, the Israel Defense Forces confirmed that Israeli tanks attacked two observation posts of the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas) in the Gaza Strip in response to an earlier rocket attack in southern Israel.

The dollar fell more than 1.1% against the South African rand on the day to 19.11.

Market news: Turkish state-owned banks say they will sell dollars to support the lira.

South Korea Customs: South Korea imported 10.6 million tons of crude oil in April, compared with 11.5 million tons in the same period last year.

Goldman Sachs: The Bank of England may raise interest rates by 25 basis points in June and August, reaching a terminal rate of 5% (higher than current market pricing).

Goldman Sachs: Although the Bank of England has significantly raised its economic growth and inflation expectations, setting a higher threshold for the upcoming data, this also reflects the risk of continued high inflation, which may require the Bank of England to further tighten monetary policy.

Goldman Sachs: While vulnerable to further risk aversion, we remain bullish on the pound, especially after the recent Bank of England meeting.

Goldman Sachs: Price action over the past week supports our view, although it also highlights that a key risk now is a broad decline in risk sentiment.

Goldman Sachs: Therefore, we still tend to short EUR/GBP with a target of 0.86 and a stop loss of 0.88.

Goldman Sachs: Our recent view is that the headwinds facing the pound in 2022 (mainly gas and energy prices, Brexit-related friction and the relative stance of BoE policy) have now shifted in less negative directions.

US Geological Survey: A 5.0-magnitude earthquake occurred 147 kilometers south of Shimoda City, Japan.