Fed Chairman Powell: Some households and businesses are not feeling the impact of rising interest rates.

Fed Chairman Powell: Monetary policy is generally working in the way the Fed expected, although it is different in some aspects.

Federal Reserve Chairman Powell: The U.S. economy is stronger than expected and its performance this year is "remarkable."

US Department of Defense: Since yesterday, there have been four more attacks on the US military (in the Middle East).

The U.S. dollar index DXY and the U.S. 2-year Treasury bond yield both rose to daily highs, reporting at 105.94 and 5.03% respectively.

Bank of Israel Governor Yaron: Banks are stable, resilient and have adequate capital buffers.

USD/CHF rose 0.50% during the day and is now at 0.9038.

Yaron, Governor of the Bank of Israel: The policy measures taken by the Bank of Israel in the past month have stabilized the Israeli new shekel and other financial markets.

U.S. Democratic Senator Manchin: I will not seek re-election as Senator.

GBP/USD fell more than 0.50% on the day and is now at 1.2219.

Yaron, Governor of the Bank of Israel: Israel’s economy is strong and stable and will be able to recover quickly from the conflict.

Hang Seng Index futures closed down 0.3% in night trading at 17,448 points, a 63-point discount.

The European Union said the United Arab Emirates will restrict exports to Russia of key weapons used in the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Fund analysis company Lipper: U.S. investment-grade funds saw outflows of US$1.48 billion in the latest week; high-yield funds saw inflows of US$6.26 billion; municipal bond funds saw US$151 million in outflows.

US President Biden: US inflation will fall further.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell returns to the stage at International Monetary Fund events.

Environmental protesters were ejected from an International Monetary Fund event by security after interrupting a speech by Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell.

Fed Chairman Powell: Satisfied with inflation progress, but "still has a long way to go."

Banco de Mexico: The balance of risks to the inflation trajectory remains tilted to the upside over the forecast period.