Dow futures turned higher, S&P 500 futures narrowed their losses to 0.09%, and Nasdaq futures narrowed their losses to 0.22%, after Federal Reserve Governor Waller said data showed there was no rush to take action.

Estonian Defense Minister: The EU plans to double the production of artillery ammunition by the end of 2023, and the production capacity will reach 1 million in 2024.

Fed Governor Waller: We currently do not see any threat from commercial real estate to the economy.

Federal Reserve Governor Waller: Continued trillion-dollar deficits are detrimental to the U.S. fiscal situation.

Fed Governor Waller: The Fed views fiscal policy as a settled matter.

Neto, President of the Central Bank of Brazil: Judging from the inflation trend in Brazil, inflation is still within our expected range.

Fed Governor Waller: The slowdown in foreign economic growth will have some marginal impact on us.

Fed Governor Waller: Treasury yields may have reached a reasonable level.

Fed Governor Waller: The impact of raising interest rates on the labor market is not obvious.

Fed Governor Waller: It is difficult to determine the length of the lagging effect of monetary policy, and the lagging period of monetary policy is obviously shorter.

Fed Governor Waller: The job market remains very strong.

Fed Governor Waller: Another interest rate hike is unlikely to cause the economy to fall into recession.

Fed Governor Waller: We need to be cautious when saying that the inflation mission is accomplished.

Fed Governor Waller: The data looks favorable for a soft landing.

Fed Governor Waller: The rise in unemployment is not surprising.