Bank of Canada meeting minutes: The Governing Council unanimously agreed that it wanted economic growth to exceed potential output levels.

Bank of Canada meeting minutes: Other members saw risks to the inflation outlook as balanced.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky praised the "important" results of the military operation on Russian territory, but did not mention specific targets in the Tver region.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu: We will send the residents of the north back to their homes.

Israeli Defense Minister: We are in a new phase of "war" and the center of gravity is moving north.

Israeli Army Chief of Staff: We will carry out the plan in stages, and at each stage the price Hezbollah should pay should be high.

Israeli Army Chief of Staff: We have a lot of capabilities that have not yet been activated.

Sources from the German Ministry of Economy revealed that the German government has suspended arms export licenses to Israel.

Senior Hamas officials said the Israeli government should be held responsible for the consequences of its continued attacks on Lebanon.

Libyan Oil and Gas Minister: Libya plans to double its natural gas production to 4 billion cubic feet in the next 4-5 years.

Slovenia, which holds the rotating presidency of the UN Security Council, said the council will meet on Friday to discuss the explosion in Lebanon.

A Hungarian government spokesman said the pagers used in the massive bombing in Lebanon had never been found in Hungary.

Boeing CEO: My leadership team and I will take pay cuts during the strike.

Boeing has decided to give some workers one week off every four weeks.

Boeing CEO: We will initiate temporary furloughs in the coming days, which will affect a large number of executives, managers and employees in the United States.

Boeing remains committed to reshaping its relationship with its employees.

Iranian government spokesman Mohajerani condemned the attacks in Lebanon on Tuesday and Wednesday.

U.S. Federal Trade Commission: GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen will pay a fine of approximately $1 million for violating antitrust laws.

The SEC voted unanimously to lower the minimum stock pricing increment to half a cent.