Guillen, Director of Economic Policy at the Central Bank of Brazil: We emphasize that there is no mechanical relationship between the monetary policies of the Federal Reserve and the Central Bank of Brazil.

Iraqi Prime Minister: Iraq plans to stop importing petroleum products in mid-2025.

Guillen, director of economic policy at the Central Bank of Brazil: Brazilian inflation expectations are not anchored at 3.5%.

Guillen, director of economic policy at the Central Bank of Brazil: The Central Bank of Brazil pays close attention to wage pressures.

JP Morgan strategists raised their forecast for U.S. Treasury yields at the end of the year.

Market news: Polish farmers will block road traffic on the A2 highway to Germany.

ECB Governing Council member Simkus: The ECB could ease its restrictive policy stance starting in the summer.

ECB Governing Council member Simkus: It is impossible to cut interest rates in March and unlikely in April.

According to Ukrainian Pravda: Poland’s foreign minister warned the United States that if it does not approve aid to Ukraine, there will be “far-reaching consequences.”

WTI crude oil fell below $77/barrel, down 1.51% on the day.

Advisor to the President of Ukraine: Ukraine and Denmark sign security agreement.

Standard Chartered Group (STAN.L) European stocks are set for their biggest single-day gain in a year, with the latest gain reaching 9.7%.

European Central Bank President Lagarde: The European Central Bank is independent of the actions of other central banks.

European Central Bank President Lagarde: If the first-quarter data continues to be encouraging, it will be of great significance.

European Central Bank President Lagarde: We must be convinced that the fall in inflation is sustainable.

European Central Bank President Lagarde: Fourth-quarter wage data is encouraging.

According to the Financial Times: Israel has proposed a plan to fully control Gaza after the war.

According to The Times of Israel: An Israeli delegation sets off for Paris for hostage negotiations, and officials are cautiously optimistic.

Iraqi Prime Minister: Iraq plans to become self-sufficient in oil derivatives by the middle of next year.