German Chancellor Scholz: A global agreement is needed to address Africa’s excessive debt burden.

Fed Goolsby: The Fed will have a reasonable debate on how to operate the framework during the current inflationary period.

Fed Goolsby: Recent inflation is mainly supply-side, although there are also demand factors.

Fed Goolsby: No decision has been made on what action to take at the next meeting.

Fed Goolsby: Try not to rely too much on "traditional" indicators of economic overheating.

Fed Goolsby: If the Fed sees a lack of progress on prices, it must become more restrictive on interest rates.

S&P: Mexican auto parts suppliers have solid financial cushion amid United Auto Workers strike.

German Chancellor Scholz: We will make decisions on the German hydrogen network this year.

Market news: Russia has stopped exporting uranium to the United States through the port of St. Petersburg.

German Chancellor Scholz: We are making every effort to achieve the energy transition goals.

Ford (FN): (Following UK date for postponement of ban on petrol and diesel cars) electric car plans in Europe will not waver, with all-electric vehicles on offer by 2030.

Government of India: India is committed to achieving zero emissions by 2070.

Fed Goolsby: Wages typically lag prices, so short-term fluctuations should not be used to predict inflation.

Fed Goolsby: The idea of raising the inflation target is quite risky.

Fed Goolsby: Long-term inflation expectations are "firm" and could help lower inflation with "less economic impact."

Fed Goolsby: Evidence shows that the inflationary outbreak in 2021 is mainly supply-related; ignoring supply improvements will lead to excessive adjustments.

Fed Goolsby: The Fed will bring inflation back to target, but there is a chance it can do so without experiencing a recession.

Fed Goolsby: Recent data shows that inflation is slowing without unemployment, which is contrary to past U.S. patterns.