韩国财政部：当局将很快进行实地外汇审查。

DESTATIS said on Tuesday Germany's industrial production rose 0.4% MoM in April, the first increase since the outbreak of the war in Iran, largely driven by construction. March was revised to a -0.1% decline from a preliminary -0.7%. April exports and imports unexpectedly rose. The data contrast with earlier weak prints: April factory orders fell more than expected on Monday, with notable declines in autos and electrical equipment. The production uptick offers limited relief to Europe’s largest economy amid surging energy prices.

Hong Kong Monetary Authority chief Yue Mon said Q1 GDP rose 5.9% YoY, the fastest quarterly pace in nearly five years. He attributed growth to exports, consumption and investment, with exports especially strong: about 70% of export categories are AI and high-end electronics, and sustained global tech demand should continue to support trade and related industries. Domestic demand is recovering—housing has rebounded roughly 10% from the trough, boosting consumption via a wealth effect—and corporate investment is gradually returning, with overall investment now positive. Yue said the trend of global investors diversifying away from single-market risk should continue, and Hong Kong’s institutional, geographic and market advantages will keep attracting capital inflows.