BoE Monetary Policy Member Dhingra: Quantitative easing policy has caused asset prices to rise more than expected.

BoE Monetary Policy Member Dhingra: Rising youth unemployment is a sign of excessive tightening of monetary policy.

Evercore ISI: Raised Tesla (TSLA.O) price target to $180 from $165.

Fitch: Performance of companies in Europe, the Middle East and Africa will remain sluggish in 2024.

French President Macron: All European countries are vulnerable to the threat of Islamic terrorism.

According to the Dutch ANP news agency: The Dutch government has pledged to provide an additional 10 million euros in aid to Gaza.

Demand for German 2-year bond issuance hit its highest level since December 2020.

Speaker of the Russian House of Commons: The United States has asked Russia through the United Nations not to abrogate the nuclear test ban treaty.

Market news: New residential construction starts in London, UK, fell to their lowest point since 2009.

Spokesperson of the Hungarian Prime Minister: Hungarian Prime Minister Orban discussed natural gas and oil transportation and nuclear energy issues with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban told Russian President Vladimir Putin: We are working hard to save bilateral ties.

Hungarian Prime Minister Orban told Russian President Vladimir Putin: Hungary has never wanted to confront Russia, but to establish close ties.

Swedish Prime Minister: Sweden and the EU need better border controls.

BoE Monetary Policy Member Dhingra: We have not yet seen the impact of past interest rate hikes.

Dhingra, Monetary Policy Member of the Bank of England: The UK has significantly tightened monetary policy in the short term.

BoE Monetary Policy Member Dhingra: We prefer to adopt a more moderate interest rate path.

British trade union organization GMB: Construction workers at British energy sites have voted to strike.

BoE Monetary Policy Member Dhingra: We should see domestic inflation easing.

BoE Monetary Policy Member Dhingra: Wage growth is expected to slow down.

BoE Monetary Policy Member Dhingra: Forward-looking indicators show wage growth of 5% to 6%.