印尼財政部長：我們將從多餘現金中向國有銀行注入400萬億印尼盾的流動性，旨在促進信貸增長。

Press TV reported President Trump has again ordered that Iraqi oil revenues under US control be deposited into an account at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. The directive cites Executive Order 13303, first signed after the 2003 US military action and renewed annually on national security grounds. The White House issued no press release; Trump sent a formal notice to Congress on May 4. In the notice he said “obstacles to Iraq’s orderly reconstruction, restoration and maintenance of domestic peace and security, and the development of political, administrative and economic institutions continue to pose an extraordinary and significant threat to US national security and foreign policy. Accordingly, the order must remain in effect after May 22, 2026.”

NEA deputy director Wan Jinsong told a State Council briefing that China will continue to rely on coal power during the 15th Five-Year Plan to support rapid renewables build-out and meet energy demand. He said China’s thermal power installed share is about 40% (below the global average); China accounted for more than half of global new wind and solar capacity in recent years; and since the 14th Five-Year Plan coal-fired capacity share has fallen from 49% to 32% and coal generation share from 61% to 51%.