European Central Bank President Lagarde: Inflation continues to decline, but is expected to remain too high for a long time.

European Central Bank President Lagarde: The goal is to complete the review of the framework by spring 2024.

European Central Bank President Lagarde: Employment growth in the service industry has slowed, and the overall momentum has slowed.

Brazilian Finance Minister Haddad: Some expenditures must be adjusted.

Brazilian Finance Minister Haddad: Cutting spending is a legitimate way for us to control our fiscal situation.

Turkish President Erdogan: I hope Armenia can seize the opportunity for stability and peace.

Turkish President Erdogan: Azerbaijan’s victory in Karabakh opens opportunities for normalization in the region.

Fed Goolsby: We must get inflation back to 2% and we are working hard to achieve that goal.

Fed Goolsby: Continued high inflation risks are a bigger risk.

Brazilian Finance Minister Haddad said the team will meet with 25 U.S. investors in Sao Paulo today.

Nissan says that from now on, all new models launched in Europe will be fully electric.

The Baltic Dry Bulk Index rose 1.32% to 1,614 points.

The Central Bank of Ghana kept the benchmark interest rate at 30%, in line with market expectations.

Hungarian Prime Minister Orban: Brussels should provide Hungary with suspended funds. If Hungary receives EU funds, it will be able to balance its budget.

Hungarian Prime Minister Orban: National debt must be reduced.

Ukrainian President Zelensky: American Abrams tanks have arrived in Ukraine.

Hungarian Prime Minister Orban: The Hungarian government has taken over the task of fighting inflation from the central bank.

Hungarian Prime Minister Orban: If traders cannot control prices, we will intervene in fuel prices again.