21:13:42
Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Larry Summers: 5% inflation is the new standard for the U.S.
21:13:36
Boeing CEO: It is expected that the inventory of more than 200 Max aircraft will be cleared by the end of 2024.
21:03:33
Italian Economy Minister: We had asked for preferential treatment for investments and we note that the offer has been rejected.
21:00:17
WTI crude oil fell by 1.00% in the day and is now at $76.30 per barrel.
20:58:56
French Finance Minister Le Maire: France opposes automatic harmonized debt relief rules.
20:56:49
French Finance Minister Le Maire: Some aspects of the EU fiscal rule proposal need to be further improved.
20:51:00
Brent crude erased all the gains since the surprise OPEC+ production cut and is now at $79.80 a barrel.
20:44:38
Fitch: European consumer goods companies will raise prices in 2023, after raising prices in the second half of 2022, which will lead to high-single-digit revenue growth in the sector.
20:43:31
Fitch: The performance of European consumer goods companies has become more divided as the impact of the cost of living crisis gradually spreads from low-income groups to middle-income groups.
20:38:03
Ecuadorian bonds led gains in emerging market bonds after Credit Suisse offered to buy Ecuadorian bonds.
20:36:59
The financial website Forexlive commented on the monthly rate of durable goods orders in the United States in March: the overall data is misleading, because the core order data is weak, and there has been a downward revision. The revised data is the lowest since February 2021.
20:34:28
Bitcoin rose by more than 6% in the day, and is now reported at $27,076 per coin; Ethereum has risen by 5% in the day, and is now reported at $1,953 per coin.
20:31:11
The monthly rate of U.S. wholesale inventories in March was 0.1%, expected to be 0.2%, and the previous value to be 0.10%.
20:30:37
The monthly rate of durable goods orders excluding transportation in the United States was 0.3% in March, expected to be -0.20%, and the previous value was -0.10%.
20:30:26
The monthly rate of U.S. non-defense capital durable goods orders excluding aircraft in March was -0.4%, expected -0.10%, and the previous value was -0.10%.
20:30:23
U.S. durable goods orders recorded a monthly rate of 3.2% in March, the highest since December 2022.
20:30:18
Brent crude oil fell more than 1.00% in the day and is now at $79.77 per barrel.
20:30:06
The monthly rate of durable goods orders excluding defense in the United States was 3.5% in March, compared with -0.5% in the previous value.
20:30:04
The monthly rate of durable goods orders in the United States in March was 3.2%, expected to be 0.70%, and the previous value was -1.00%.
20:22:28
US Republican Senator Smith: I am sure the Republican Party will have enough votes to push the debt bill.
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