Adding to inflation concerns was a surge in crude oil to 13-week highs, while Exxon Mobil XOM.N shares closed at a new record for the first time since 2014. Data showed the euro zone economy grew much faster in this year's first quarter than the previous three months, despite the war in Ukraine, the European Union statistics office said, as it revised earlier estimates sharply higher. German and U.S. Treasury yields rose after the euro area GDP data beat expectations, adding to bets of a more hawkish ECB.