Bank of England Governor Bailey: Brexit has reduced the openness of the British economy.

Bank of England Governor Bailey: The UK and Ireland agree that action is urgently needed to implement the Financial Stability Board’s recommendations on strengthening the resilience of money market funds.

Bank of England Governor Bailey: Longer supply chains increase economic risks.

Market News: Vietnam continues to cooperate with the United States to resolve foreign exchange issues.

Bank of England Governor Bailey: Global supply chains are still under pressure.

Bank of England Governor Bailey: Supervision of non-bank institutions must adapt to local markets.

Bank of England Governor Bailey: We must be wary of divisive pressures in the global economy and financial system.

US Secretary of State Blinken: Tell Ukrainian Foreign Minister Kuleba that Ukraine can rely on G7 countries.

U.S. Secretary of State Blinken: It must be made clear to Russian President Vladimir Putin that Russia will not hold out longer than Ukraine.

Adidas CEO: Opens an office in Saudi Arabia as the country makes major investments in sports

ECB Governing Council Member Wensch: The likelihood that we need to take more action has become smaller.

ECB Governing Council Member Makhlouf: Most of the monetary tightening has not yet been transmitted. Although some risks are weakening, new risks are emerging.

ECB Governing Council Member Wensch: There is still a long way to go to achieve an inflation rate of 2% by 2025.

ECB Governing Council Member Wensch: Growth risks are tilted downward and we are entering some form of stagflation.

ECB Governing Council Member Wensch: Inflation risks tend to rise.

ECB Governing Council Member Wensch: At present we do not see signs of a wage-price spiral.

Market news: Switzerland will remove tariff exemptions for electric vehicles.

London Metal Exchange (LME): Zinc orders surged 33% to a two-week high.

ECB Governing Council Member Wensch: Inflation is falling rapidly.