[The United States will provide Ukraine with $300 million in military aid] According to the Associated Press, U.S. officials said on Tuesday that as the Ukrainian army is about to launch a spring offensive against Russian forces, the United States will provide about $300 million in additional military aid to Ukraine. The new package includes Hydra-70 (Hydra-70) aviation rockets and also includes ammunition for Seahorse, mortars, howitzers and Carl Gustav anti-tank guns, in unknown quantities. The aid will all be pulled from Pentagon stockpiles so it can be sent quickly to the front lines in Ukraine.

According to the Washington Post: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that the White House did not tell him in advance about any previous military leaks.

U.S. Trade Representative Dai Qi: I hope that the United States and Canada can work together to resolve this issue (digital service tax) that may have an unfair impact on American companies.

Palestinian Islamic Resistance (Hamas): Hamas leaders hold talks with Egypt and Qatar to end Israeli "aggression" in Gaza.

According to a related statement from the United States: U.S. Trade Representative Dai Qi discussed Canada’s proposed digital service tax with the Canadian Minister of Trade.

According to the Financial Times: The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has outlined proposed changes to the UK listing regime.

The New Zealand Federal Reserve: intends to relax the loan-to-value ratio (LVR), which reflects the current low risk of lending activities on the financial system.

AMD: It is estimated that the personal computer market will be about 260 million units in 2023, a decrease of 10%.

AMD: The personal computer business is expected to bottom out in the first quarter, and PC chip sales are expected to increase in the second half of the year and the second quarter.

RBNZ: New Zealand banks are not materially exposed to the same interest rate risk as some bankrupt US banks.

RBNZ: The financial system is in good shape and can support the economy.

Federal Reserve Bank of New Zealand: Although central banks have slowed down the pace of tightening recently, the impact of previous tightening policies remains to be seen.

RBNZ: Cash flow pressures are increasing for households and certain industry sectors.

Federal Reserve Bank of New Zealand: Global inflation continues to be higher than the policy target levels of central banks in various countries.

In the United States, API gasoline inventories in the week to April 28 were 351,000 barrels, expected to be -600,000 barrels, and the previous value was -1.919 million barrels.

In the United States, API refined oil inventories in the week to April 28 were -975,000 barrels, expected to be -1.5 million barrels, and the previous value was 1.693 million barrels.

In the United States, the volume of API crude oil production in the week to April 28 was -124,000 barrels per day, compared with the previous value of 296,000 barrels per day.

In the United States, the API Cushing crude oil inventory in the week to April 28 was 654,000 barrels, compared with the previous value of 465,000 barrels.

The import of API refined oil in the United States in the week to April 28 was 171,000 barrels per day, compared with the previous value of 169,000 barrels per day.

The United States imported -187,000 barrels of API crude oil in the week to April 28, compared with the previous value of 238,000 barrels.