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Ukrainian President Zelensky: On the one hand, Russia demands a ceasefire, but on the other hand, it will launch missile and drone attacks in the next few days. Ukraine will respond in the same way.

According to Interfax: Kazakhstan’s Energy Ministry said the country has no plans to withdraw from OPEC+.

Turkish President: EU without Turkey will not be able to become a global player or center of attraction.

Hungary’s elected Prime Minister Maudjour: The budget deficit is expected to reach 6.8% of GDP in 2026.

Swiss April CPI monthly rate was 0.3%, expected to be 0.2%, and the previous value was 0.20%.

Switzerland's April CPI annual rate was 0.6%, expected to be 0.6%, and the previous value was 0.30%.

Australia's S&P/ASX200 index closed down 20.80 points, or 0.24%, on Tuesday, May 5, at 8676.30 points.

Swiss CPI monthly rate for April will be released in ten minutes.

U.S. officials: Two U.S. destroyers have passed through the Strait of Hormuz after passing through Iran's fire blockade.

CEO of Gazprom of Ukraine: Russian drones and missiles attacked the company’s gas production facilities in the Poltava and Kharkiv regions, killing three employees and two rescue workers.

Iranian Parliament Speaker Qalibaf: The new situation in the Strait of Hormuz is stabilizing. The United States and its allies threaten shipping security and energy transportation by violating ceasefires and imposing blockades. It is clear to us that maintaining the status quo is intolerable to the United States; however, we have not even really begun.

RBA Chairman Bullock: We hope the unemployment rate will not rise faster than necessary.

Reserve Bank of Australia Chairman Bullock: Today's decision to raise interest rates went through intense discussions.

RBA Chairman Bullock: Even if the conflict is resolved quickly, costs will still rise throughout the year.

RBA Chairman Bullock: The oil shock has worsened the trade-off between inflation and growth.

RBA Chairman Bullock: If the economic situation changes, we will make adjustments.

RBA Chairman Bullock: The Committee believes that it is currently in a suitable position and has room to deal with risks in both directions.

RBA Chairman Bullock: The Committee believes that there is now room to deal with risks on both sides.

RBA Chairman Bullock: The cash rate is currently slightly tight, leaving us room to observe the development of the conflict.

RBA Chairman Bullock: If second-round effects affect expectations, higher interest rates may be needed.