21:32:56
U.S. natural gas futures rose more than 3.00% on the day and are now at $2.447 per million British thermals.
21:21:02
European Central Bank Governing Council Holzmann: The European Central Bank cannot do more in its asset purchase program to accelerate the process of quantitative tightening.
21:18:50
Goldman Sachs: In view of the slight tightening of the supply-demand balance in 2023, the International Energy Agency (IEA) reported "neutral to slightly bullish" oil prices and lowered its forecast for OECD business inventories.
21:15:31
U.S. manufacturing capacity utilization was 78.3% in April, up from 78.1% in the previous month.
21:15:15
The U.S. capacity utilization rate in April was 79.7%, expected to be 79.70%, and the previous value was 79.80%.
21:14:18
Market news: The former First Republic Bank CEO will testify before the U.S. House of Representatives hearing on Wednesday.
21:12:13
European Central Bank Governing Council Holzmann: It may not be possible to raise interest rates by more than 25 basis points at present.
21:10:46
European Central Bank Governing Council Holzmann: In order to reach the (interest rate) peak, it is appropriate to take more substantial interest rate hikes.
21:10:03
European Central Bank Governing Council Holzmann: There should be no pause in rate hikes until (inflation rate) reaches 4%.
21:09:18
ECB Governing Council Holzmann: I would have liked to have raised interest rates by 50 basis points at the May meeting.
21:05:56
Google has announced new license management platform requirements for advertising in the European Economic Area (EEA) and the United Kingdom.
21:05:00
The monthly rate of U.S. industrial production in April will be released in ten minutes.
20:55:02
In the United States to May 13, the annual rate of commercial retail sales in the red book was 1.6%, the previous value was 1.3%.
20:41:49
[U.S. retail sales up, pointing to steady consumer spending] U.S. retail sales rose last month, reflecting strength in several categories and underscoring the stabilization of consumer spending. Data on Tuesday showed retail sales fell 0.4% in February after a revised 0.6% decline in March. Excluding autos and gasoline, sales rose 0.6%. While the headline figure was below the median estimate in a survey of economists, excluding autos and gasoline, the increase topped expectations. Seven of 13 retail categories posted gains last month. Auto sales rose 0.4%, while receipts at gas stations fell 0.8%.
20:36:48
The short-term decline of the US dollar against the Canadian dollar USD/CAD expanded to 30 points and is now at 1.3432.
20:35:12
[A fire in a natural gas pipeline in Russia has injured 5 people] TASS news agency quoted local emergency department sources on the 16th as reporting that a non-operating pipeline of the "Yamal-Europe" natural gas pipeline caught fire and injured 5 people. The cause and specific circumstances of the accident are still under investigation. The pipeline is located in the Khanty-Mansiysk Autonomous Region of Russia and belongs to Yugorsk Gas Transport Company of Gazprom.
20:34:52
Short-term government bond yields in the euro zone edged up after the U.S. retail sales data, while German two-year yields rose 0.9 basis points to 2.651%.
20:33:03
After the release of the monthly retail sales rate in April in the United States, spot gold fell by US$5 in the short term and is now at US$2,002.26 per ounce.
20:32:25
U.S. Treasury yields rose after the U.S. retail sales data.
20:23:41
U.S. Energy Security Envoy Hochstein: We are still paying attention to the energy needs of the United States.