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NATO spokeswoman Alison Hart: We are working with the United States to understand the details of the U.S. decision regarding the deployment of troops in Germany.Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs: During his visit to Angola, Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi met with representatives of Japanese companies and international organizations in the country and expressed his gratitude for their important role in the development of Japan-Angola relations.British Prime Minister Starmer: The UKs economy will not return to normal (immediately) just because the Strait of Hormuz has reopened.On May 2nd, Suzhou recently issued several measures to further promote the stable and healthy development of the real estate market. These measures include optimizing the criteria for determining the number of times and properties eligible for housing provident fund loans; for applicants with no outstanding housing provident fund loans nationwide at the time of application, the first-time homebuyer housing provident fund loan policy will apply. The maximum loan amount for housing provident funds has been increased, with the maximum individual loan amount adjusted to 1.5 million yuan and the maximum family loan amount adjusted to 2 million yuan. For the purchase of newly built green residential buildings with a two-star rating or above, the housing provident fund loan amount will be increased by 20%; for the purchase of newly built "two-intelligent-one-comprehensive" improved residential properties, the housing provident fund loan amount will be increased by 50%. For the purchase of newly built commercial housing projects sold as existing properties, the housing provident fund loan amount will be increased by 50%. Housing provident fund loans are also available for the purchase of existing-owned apartments.The U.S. government has earned $40 billion from its 10% stake in Intel (INTC.O).