Similar To Spain, France's March CPI Final Reading Was Higher Than The Preliminary Reading

Sources Say Israel May Be Using Negotiations To Buy Time Against Hezbollah

An Israeli Drone Attacked A Car In Southern Lebanon

UK Recruitment Firm Warns Of Uncertain Hiring Prospects Amid Middle East Conflict

An Iranian Supertanker Broke The US Blockade

Special-purpose Bonds For Real Estate Have Increased Substantially, And Follow-up Supporting Policies On Finance, Taxation, And Other Areas Are Expected To Be Further Refined And Implemented

France's March Harmonized CPI Month-on-month Final Reading Came In At 1.1%, In Line With Both The Expectation And The Previous Reading Of 1.10%

France's Final March Harmonized CPI Year-on-Year Rate Came In At 2%, Versus An Expected 1.9% And A Previous Reading Of 1.90%

Chairman Of The U.S.–China Business Council: China And The United States Can Jointly Define Global Consumer Trends

The South Korean KOSPI Index Closed Up 123.64 Points, Or 2.07%, At 6091.39 On Wednesday, April 15

The Nikkei 225 Index Closed Up 256.85 Points, Or 0.44%, At 58,134.24 On Wednesday, April 15

US President Trump Described The “sad” State Of The Special Relationship Between The US And The UK And Hinted That He Might Change The Terms Of A Trade Agreement

When Asked About The Current State Of The "special Relationship" Between The US And The UK, US President Trump Said The Situation Had "improved."

Australia's S&P/ASX 200 Index Closed Up 4.60 Points, Or 0.05%, At 8975.40 On Wednesday, April 15

China's Three Major Stock Indices Continued To Decline, With The Shenzhen Component Index Down 1%, The ChiNext Index Down 1.33%, And The Shanghai Composite Index Up 0.1%. More Than 3,400 Stocks Across The Market Closed Lower

The Abu Dhabi Stock Index Rose 0.7% In Early Trading