Maersk Warns: Hormuz Strait Crisis Could Severely Hit Global Trade Demand

According To CNBC, Citing Sources Familiar With The Matter, The European Union Is Considering Restricting US Cloud Platforms From Processing Some Government Data

Israel Expresses Dissatisfaction With U.S.-Iran Ceasefire Memorandum Of Understanding

Geopolitical Conflicts Become "Profit Catalysts": Energy Giant Shell Sees Quarterly Profit Surge By 25%

According To Data From The Bank Of Japan, The Money Market Is Expected To Face A Funding Gap Of 4.51 Trillion Yen, Compared To A Previous Forecast Of A Funding Surplus Of 0 To 500 Billion Yen

The Eurozone's Retail Sales Annual Rate For March Was 1.2%, Compared To An Expected 1% And A Previous Figure Revised From 1.70% To 1.3%

Singapore's Foreign Exchange Reserves Stood At US$427.3 Billion In April

Romania's Ministry Of Defense: A Drone Briefly Violated Romanian Airspace During Russia's Attacks On Neighboring Ukraine

South Korea’s Ministry Of National Defense Announced That South Korea And The United States Will Hold High-level Defense Talks In Washington From May 12 To 13 To Discuss The Transfer Of Wartime Command And Control

Local Officials Say Industrial Facilities In Russia’s Perm Region Were Attacked By Ukrainian Drones

The Onshore Yuan Closed At 6.8015 Against The US Dollar At 16:30 On May 7, Up 134 Points From The Previous Trading Day

Hong Kong, China's Foreign Exchange Reserves Stood At US$442.1 Billion In April, Up From The Previous Reading Of US$430.8 Billion

Colombia Issues Final Sunset Review Determination On Anti-Dumping Measures Against Acrylic Sheets From China