According To The Turkish Ministry Of Economy, Direct Trade Between Turkey And Armenia Has Officially Commenced

Soaring Energy Prices Have Sent U.S. PPI Figures Soaring, Reigniting Inflationary Pressures In The United States

The UAE Ministry Of Defense Stated That The Chief Of Staff Of The UAE Armed Forces Met With The Chief Of Staff Of Bahrain, And The Two Sides Discussed A Range Of Topics Of Common Concern And Explored How To Strengthen Military And Defense Cooperation And Coordination In A Manner That Serves The Common Interests Of Both Countries

Inflationary Pressures Are Gradually Spreading, With U.S. Wholesale Inflation Accelerating In April

Germany's Unadjusted Current Account Balance Reached €23.635 Billion In March, The Largest Surplus Since March 2025

ECB Governing Council Member Kochel: We Are Not Close To An Adverse Scenario At Present

[Bitcoin Falls Below $80,000] May 13th, According To HTX Data, Bitcoin Dropped Below $80,000, Now Trading At $79,978, With A 24-hour Decrease Of 0.71%

ECB Governing Council Member Kohl: The June Meeting Will Decide Between Raising Interest Rates And Maintaining The Current Level

ECB Governing Council Member Kochel: We Are Still Closest To The Baseline Scenario

European Central Bank Governing Council Member Koch Said That If The War Situation Does Not Improve, It Will Be Difficult To Maintain Interest Rates

Following The Release Of US PPI Data, European Stock Markets Narrowed Their Gains, With The STOXX Europe 600 Index Remaining Essentially Flat For The Day

According To Shipping Data And An Industry Source, India’s Hardia Petrochemicals Has Imported Naphtha From Oman To Replace Supplies From Kuwait And Qatar

The Yield On The 30-year U.S. Treasury Note Reached 5.045%, The Highest Level Since July Of Last Year

The Yield On The 10-year U.S. Treasury Note Rose To 4.489%, Its Highest Level Since July Of Last Year

The Yield On The 10-year U.S. Treasury Note Rose 1.5 Basis Points To 4.487% After The Release Of PPI Data; The Yield On The 2-year U.S. Treasury Note Also Rose 1.5 Basis Points To 4.011%

In April, The U.S. Core PPI Rose 5.2% Year-on-Year, Versus An Expected 4.3%, While The Previous Reading Was Revised From 3.80% To 4%

[U.S. April PPI YoY Hits Over Three-Year High] May 13th: The U.S. April PPI Year-over-year Recorded 6%, Hitting A New High Since December 2022, Higher Than The Market's Expected 4.9%