06:08:41
S&P: The credibility of U.S. monetary policy and its status as an international reserve currency provide tremendous policy flexibility.
06:06:33
The U.S. dollar index DXY rose nearly 10 points in the short term and is currently at 104.37.
06:05:01
Fed Governor Waller: Not sure productivity can maintain its current strong growth rate.
06:04:55
Fed Governor Waller: The Fed has made great progress in reducing inflation.
06:04:27
Fed Governor Waller: Wage pressure has eased.
06:04:10
Fed Governor Waller: The data shows mixed information on employment.
06:04:05
Fed Governor Waller: There is "still no need to rush" to cut interest rates under the current economic situation. The Fed may need to maintain the current interest rate target for longer than expected, and data shows that it may reduce the number of interest rate cuts this year.
06:01:24
Fed Governor Waller: It will take "a few months" of better inflation data before cutting interest rates.
06:00:59
Fed Governor Waller: The risk of waiting to cut interest rates is lower than the risk of acting too early.
06:00:44
Fed Governor Waller: Recent inflation data makes me unsure about progress.
06:00:38
Fed Governor Waller: It may be appropriate to cut interest rates this year, but the time has not yet come.
06:00:25
S&P confirmed the U.S. sovereign credit rating of "AA+/A-1+"; the outlook remains stable.
05:50:00
Fed Governor Waller will speak on the economic outlook in ten minutes.
05:45:52
French President Macron: The EU-Mercosur Association Agreement currently being negotiated is a very bad deal and the new agreement must be responsible in terms of climate and biodiversity.
05:43:09
French President Macron: Will promote better international standards at the G20 and COP meetings to incentivize carbon reduction and protect biodiversity.
05:40:10
According to the Russian Satellite News Agency: Russian President Vladimir Putin said that claims that Russia plans to attack Europe are "absolute nonsense."
05:28:43
Galipolo, Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Brazil: Household consumption has been showing resilience, and I think this should continue, thanks to social programs and falling inflation.
05:18:57
Wedbush: Cuts Tesla (TSLA.O) price target to $300 from $315 to reflect falling deliveries.
04:41:10
Brazilian Finance Minister Haddad: I am not too worried about the core inflation indicators, especially the indicators of service industry inflation.
04:36:29
Fitch: Fitch believes U.S. Eastern and Gulf Coast ports should maintain sufficient capacity to handle rerouted cargo given capacity upgrades and improvements.