Russia will start delivering platforms for the second phase of the Arctic LNG-2 plant in late July, sources said.

RBI Financial Report: Credit risk macro stress test shows banks will be able to meet minimum capital requirements.

Market news: Bolivian army chief arrested after failed coup attempt.

Ukrainian Prime Minister: Ukraine received a loan of 1.9 billion euros from the EU.

Market News: Poland and the Baltic states urged the European Union to strengthen its eastern border.

Bank of England: Hedge fund leverage is rising.

Bank of England: British businesses are "generally resilient" to the current economic outlook as policy uncertainty increases due to recent global elections.

Bank of England: Many UK households, including tenants, are currently under pressure from higher living costs and interest rates, but mortgage arrears are expected to remain well below previous peaks.

Bank of England: The risk premium investors are now demanding is "very low by historical standards".

Bank of England: Interest rate adjustments have not yet been completed and current market pricing is prone to significant changes.

Bank of England: The global financial risk environment in the second quarter was "roughly the same" as in the first quarter.

Bank of England: Banks will use the Bank of England model for stress testing, and the results will be announced in the fourth quarter of 2024.

Bank of England: Maintain countercyclical capital buffer rate at 2%.

Bank of England: UK bank market valuations have improved but still lag behind those of the US.

Bank of England: Risk management in the private equity industry needs to improve to reduce vulnerabilities.

Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia: Australia has a good environment for foreign investment and its national debt is relatively low.

Swedish Central Bank Governor Teden: We believe the Swedish krona is undervalued.

Shinichi Uchida, Deputy Governor of the Bank of Japan: The weak yen is a factor leading to higher prices and the implementation of monetary policy is being closely monitored.

Swedish Central Bank Governor Teden: The timing of the next interest rate cut depends on the upcoming data.