Fed Chairman Powell: Wage growth is still high but is gradually reaching sustainable levels.

Fed Chairman Powell: Spending and output are expected to slow next year.

Fed Chairman Powell: Unemployment rate is rising but still at historically low levels.

Fed Chairman Powell: Wage growth remains high but is slowing to a more sustainable level.

Fed Chairman Powell: The Fed welcomes the recent cooling in inflation data.

Fed Chairman Powell: Inflation has eased, but core inflation is still too high.

Fed Chairman Powell: Need to see more progress in reducing inflation to 2%.

Federal Reserve Chairman Powell: Uncertainty about the economic outlook is "exceptionally high."

Federal Reserve Chairman Powell: The Federal Reserve makes interest rate decisions meeting by meeting based on data.

Fed Chairman Powell: It’s “too early” to say monetary policy is restrictive enough.

Fed Chairman Powell: The Federal Open Market Committee is "acting cautiously" and the risks of under-tightening and over-tightening have become more balanced.

Brazilian Central Bank Governor Neto: We do not want to provide terminal interest rate guidance, but we believe that interest rates will remain tight.

Brazilian Central Bank Governor Neto: We intend to maintain the current pace of easing at the next meeting.

Brazilian Central Bank Governor Neto: Interest rates still need to remain within a restrictive range.

Ukrainian Economy Minister: Before Polish freight drivers started protests at the border, Ukrainian exports through Poland were almost double what they are now.

The euro fell 0.50% against the pound EUR/GBP on the day and is now at 0.8582.

Brazilian Central Bank Governor Neto: Brazil can achieve more growth with lower inflation.

EUR/USD fell by 0.50% during the day and is now at 1.0833.