Lina Khan, Chairman of the US Federal Trade Commission: We must ensure that the United States is a place where innovation and competition grow.

The Brazilian real rose more than 1 percent against the dollar in spot market trading.

USD/JPY was down 0.5% on the day at 134.53.

CNBC commented on the U.S. April CPI report: Rising housing, gasoline and used car prices pushed up the CPI, but these effects were partially offset by falls in fuel oil, new cars and household food prices. Market reaction to the inflation report was positive, with U.S. Treasury yields lower and U.S. stock futures rising.

Brown Brothers Harriman comments on US CPI data: The report is basically in line with expectations. However, the data underscored that inflation remains stubbornly high despite the Fed already raising interest rates by 500 basis points.

The Australian dollar AUD/USD rose more than 0.50% on the day and is now at 0.6796.

The New Zealand dollar NZD/USD extended its intraday gains to 0.50% and is now trading at 0.6368.

German two-year bond yields continued to fall after the release of the US CPI, falling 4 basis points to 2.625% on the day.

In the short term, the oil prices of the United States and Burundi rose by more than 0.4 US dollars to 73.66 US dollars and 77.31 US dollars per barrel respectively.

Bitcoin stood at $28,000 per coin, up 1.24% within the day.

French court: the government must take new measures and submit its first report by the end of the year to reduce carbon emissions.

The short-term decline of the U.S. dollar index DXY expanded to 40 points, and it is now at 101.41, down 0.21% within the day.

The U.S. annual rate of new car inflation was 5.4% in April, compared with 6.1% in the previous month.