20:40:21
Bank of England Governor Bailey: Supply is expected to exceed demand.
20:39:52
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Novak: The OPEC+ Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee (JMMC) agreed to take further market action if necessary.
20:39:41
Bank of England Governor Bailey: UK economic growth is expected to "accelerate slightly."
20:39:28
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Novak: The current oil market situation is stable.
20:39:22
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Novak: The OPEC+ Joint Ministerial Monitoring Committee (JMMC) agreed to continue to monitor the market and fulfill its commitments.
20:38:45
Bank of England Governor Bailey: Red Sea tensions pose upward risks to inflation.
20:38:40
Bank of England Governor Bailey: Geopolitical risks have intensified.
20:38:34
HSBC: Another impact of Saudi Arabia’s production capacity decision is that the world will replace Saudi oil with other sources of low cost and low CO2 emissions.
20:37:59
HSBC: Our supply and demand model shows that OPEC does not have enough room to completely cancel production cuts and release new production in the next five years.
20:37:30
Bank of England Governor Bailey: How long policy needs to remain restrictive depends on the performance of incoming data.
20:37:16
Bank of England Governor Bailey: We need to keep policy restrictive enough and long enough, no more and no less.
20:37:02
Bank of England Governor Bailey: We need to get the policy balance right.
20:36:54
HSBC: Don’t expect other Gulf OPEC oil producers to follow Saudi Arabia’s decision.
20:36:29
Bank of England Governor Bailey: Conditions are crucial to the CPI outlook.
20:36:22
HSBC: Saudi Arabia’s decision will support oil prices in the medium term, but the market should remain well-supplied or oversupplied in the medium term.
20:36:08
HSBC: Saudi Arabia’s decision to halt its oil growth plan shows that the country realizes that there is limited room for Saudi crude oil.
20:35:45
Financial website Forexlive comments on U.S. challenger layoff data: This number may seem high, but it does likely reflect a slight seasonal pattern. There were 82,307 layoffs in January, down from 102,943 in January last year, when the number was the highest since 2009.
20:35:32
Bank of England Governor Bailey: Inflation will remain above target for longer than predicted in November.
20:34:45
Bank of England Governor Bailey: "Restrictive" interest rate policy is easing inflation.
20:25:51
Media Director of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA): If funding to UNRWA is suspended, it is expected that all its operations in the region, not just the Gaza Strip, will be forced to stop by the end of February.