According To The Official Determination By The China Earthquake Networks Center, A Magnitude 3.3 Earthquake Occurred At 02:21 On May 1 In Pingyuan County, Meizhou City, Guangdong Province, With A Focal Depth Of 6 Kilometers

The Central Bank Of Colombia Kept Interest Rates Unchanged At 11.25%

The New Zealand Dollar (NZD/USD) Rose Above 0.59, Up 1.22% On The Day

The US Dollar Fell Below 1.36 Against The Canadian Dollar, Down 0.61% On The Day

The China Earthquake Networks Center Automatically Determined That An Earthquake Of Approximately Magnitude 3.2 Occurred Near Xunwu County, Ganzhou City, Jiangxi Province At 02:21 On May 1. The Final Result Is Subject To The Official Rapid Report

According To Iran International, Citing Two Sources Familiar With The Matter, Iranian President Peshinziyan And Iranian Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf Expressed Dissatisfaction With The Way Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi Conducted Diplomatic Work, Especially Nuclear Negotiations, And Called For His Removal

US President Trump Called Iraqi Prime Minister Nominee Ali Al-Zaidi, Inviting Him To Washington After The Formation Of A New Government

Trump's Announcement That He Is Considering Reducing The Number Of U.S. Troops Stationed In Germany Shocked The U.S. Department Of Defense

The U.S. Chamber Of Commerce And The U.S. Chamber Of Commerce In Argentina Signed A Joint Statement On Critical Minerals

Risk-aversion Trades Are Gradually Subsiding; The U.S. Dollar Is On Track For Its Worst Performance Since June Of Last Year

The Indian Government Has Stated That The Current Excise Tax Rates For Domestically Consumed Gasoline And Diesel Will Remain Unchanged

The Federal Reserve Accepted A Total Of $8.261 Billion From 12 Counterparties In Its Fixed-rate Reverse Repurchase Operations

International Atomic Energy Agency: On April 26, The Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant In Ukraine Lost All External Power For The 15th Time Since The Start Of The Military Conflict In February 2022

Federal Reserve: For The Week Ending April 29, The Outstanding Balance Of Seasonally Adjusted Commercial Paper In The United States Increased By $4.3 Billion

Federal Reserve: For The Week Ending April 29, Outstanding Foreign Commercial Paper In The United States Decreased By $5.8 Billion Without Seasonal Adjustment