The USD/JPY Pair Briefly Fell About 40 Points To 156.32 Before Quickly Rebounding To 156.64

The Final Reading Of The S&P Global Manufacturing PMI For The U.S. In April Was 54.5, Compared To An Expected Value Of 54 And A Previous Reading Of 54

U.S. Amendment Proposal Revealed, Calling For Reinstating The Nuclear Issue In The Agreement

TankerTrackers, A Tanker Tracking Agency, Reports That The Number Of Oil Tankers Diverting Their Routes To Iran Continues To Increase

[The US National Debt Has Exceeded The GDP For The First Time Since World War II, Currently Standing At $31.265 Trillion.] May 1st, The U.S. National Debt Has Exceeded 100% Of GDP For The First Time Since World War II, Currently Standing At $31.265 Trillion, While The U.S. GDP In The Past Year Was $31.216 Trillion. This Means That For Every $1 The U.S. Government Collects In Revenue, It Is Spending $1.33

The China Earthquake Networks Center Automatically Determined That An Earthquake Of Approximately Magnitude 5.4 Occurred At 20:39 On May 1 In The Sea Area Near Yilan County, Taiwan (24.90 Degrees North Latitude, 122.10 Degrees East Longitude). The Final Result Is Subject To The Official Rapid Report

Spot Silver Rose Above $75 Per Ounce, Up 1.75% On The Day. Spot Gold Broke Through $4,600 Per Ounce

Spot Gold Rose Nearly $20 At One Point, And Was Last Quoted At $4,585 Per Ounce

Both WTI And Brent Crude Oil Prices Fell By More Than $1 In The Short Term, To $104.59 And $108.9 Per Barrel, Respectively