20:30:04
The U.S. PPI monthly rate in August was 0.2%, in line with expectations of 0.10%. The previous value was revised from 0.10% to 0%.
20:23:44
ECB: Profits have cushioned the impact of higher wages to some extent.
20:22:59
ECB: The inflation outlook, core inflation and its transmission will determine the interest rate path.
20:21:42
German bonds continued to come under pressure after the European Central Bank announced its interest rate decision, with the 2-year yield rising 4 basis points to 2.19%.
20:21:18
ECB: Financing conditions remain constrained.
20:20:51
ECB: Economic activity remains sluggish.
20:20:14
ECB: Inflation is expected to rise again in the second half of this year.
20:20:02
Traders cut their ECB rate forecasts, predicting another 36 basis point cut by the end of the year.
20:20:00
The number of initial jobless claims in the United States for the week ending September 7 and the monthly and annual PPI rates in August will be announced in ten minutes.
20:19:40
ECB: Domestic inflation remains high and wages are still rising rapidly.
20:19:35
ECB: Will regularly assess the contribution of long-term refinancing operations (TLTROs) to the policy stance.
20:19:18
ECB: Will continue to maintain flexibility on the Pandemic Emergency Bond Purchase Program (PEPP).
20:19:04
European Central Bank: Plans to stop reinvesting the anti-epidemic emergency bond purchase program (PEPP) at the end of 2024.
20:18:56
European Central Bank: Will reduce the anti-epidemic emergency bond purchase program (PEPP) by 7.5 billion euros per month.
20:18:24
ECB: Recent inflation data are broadly in line with expectations.
20:18:20
ECB: Financing conditions remain tight and economic activity remains weak.
20:17:01
ECB: Will keep interest rates at sufficiently restrictive levels as needed.
20:16:50
ECB: Asset purchase programme portfolio declining at a controlled and predictable pace.
20:16:34
ECB: Determined to restore inflation to 2% in a timely manner.
20:16:23
ECB: Will continue to adopt data-dependent and meeting-by-meeting policies.