16:33:42
Bank of England: 2024 test results will not provide information on individual firms.
16:33:03
Bank of England: Large banks, insurance companies, clearing houses and investment funds will be included in the test.
16:32:31
Bank of England: This test aims to improve understanding of how banks and non-banks behave under market stress.
16:31:53
Bank of England: The first financial system-wide stress test has been launched.
16:26:43
According to Thai Public Opinion: Thai pollsters have confirmed the results of the May 14 election.
16:20:14
Flooding in the Kherson region after the Ukrainian (Kakhovka) dam burst may cause mosquito-borne diseases such as West Nile fever, the Russian Ministry of Defense said.
16:17:07
UK 2-year gilt yields rose to a 15-year high of 4.995%, up around 6 basis points on the day.
15:57:27
The ECB is reported to be asking banks to prepare for tougher stress test results.
15:55:48
French Finance Minister Le Maire: We have identified potential budget savings of at least 10 billion euros.
15:55:33
French Finance Minister Le Maire: Cancel electricity price protection measures by the end of 2024.
15:49:20
Germany’s baseload electricity price for next-day delivery was €123/MWh, up 15.2% from Monday’s price.
15:48:07
Market news: Belgium will propose to participate in the Franco-German-Spanish FCAS (Future Air Combat System) fighter project as an observer.
15:46:20
According to the UK financial information agency Moneyfacts: The average two-year fixed mortgage rate in the UK rose from 5.98% on Friday to 6.01% on Monday morning.
15:44:30
Bank of America expects Turkey to raise its benchmark interest rate to 25% on June 22.
15:40:54
The U.S. dollar index DXY fell 11 points in the short term and is now at 102.35. Non-U.S. currencies generally rose, with GBP/USD up 20 points in the short term, and EUR/USD up 12 points in the short term.
15:28:00
Luxembourg Energy Minister: Revenue caps for basic power plants are still under discussion.
15:20:45
Minister of Energy of Luxembourg: There are 14 countries meeting this morning and we reject this proposal.
15:20:38
Luxembourg Energy Minister: Coal subsidy proposals are appalling and will weaken our climate policy.
15:16:42
Belgian Energy Minister: We cannot accept the proposal to extend coal subsidies.
15:16:33
Belgian Energy Minister: We cannot afford to open capacity mechanisms to coal.
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