22:00:49
In April, the Richmond Fed Services Income Index -23, the previous value -17.
22:00:44
In April, the Richmond Fed Manufacturing Shipment Index in the United States was -7, the previous value was 2.
22:00:22
The total number of new home sales in the United States in March recorded an annualized rate of 683,000, the highest since March 2022.
22:00:04
In April, the Conference Board Consumer Conditions Index was 151.1, compared with the previous value of 151.1.
22:00:03
The annualized monthly rate of new home sales in the United States in March was 9.6%, expected to be -1.3%, and the previous value was 1.10%.
21:59:31
In April, the Richmond Fed Manufacturing Index in the United States was -10, expected -8, and the previous value was -5.
21:50:00
The annualized total new home sales in March, the Conference Board consumer confidence index for April and the Richmond Fed manufacturing index will be released in ten minutes.
21:47:53
WTI crude oil fell 2% during the day and is now at $77.07/barrel; Brent crude oil fell 1.96% to $80.80/barrel.
21:47:25
Neto: The new fiscal framework removes the risk of a major downturn in the debt path.
21:46:14
The dollar index DXY extended its intraday gain to 0.50% and is now at 101.76.
21:42:18
EUR/USD fell back below 1.10, down 0.42% on the day.
21:39:20
Shares of First Republic plunged 29% to a record low.
21:37:15
USD/CAD gained 0.50% on the day and is now at 1.3610.
21:34:01
Hungarian central bank deputy governor Virag said the key interest rate needs to be maintained at 18%.
21:13:14
According to the Washington Post: US Senate Bill Will Set Age Limits for Children Using Social Media.
21:08:37
GBP/USD was down 0.50% on the day at 1.2419.
21:00:39
Brent crude oil was down 1.00% on the day and is now at $81.62 a barrel.
20:59:16
Neto: We need the right time to cut interest rates.
20:58:00
Neto, President of the Central Bank of Brazil: Real interest rates in Brazil are higher than in other countries, but they are not higher now than in the past.
20:55:02
In the United States to April 22, the annual rate of commercial retail sales in the red book was 1.8%, and the previous value was 1.1%.