The European Stoxx 600 index erased its previous gains and is now basically flat.

Megan Greene, Bank of England Monetary Policy Member Designate: Corporate pricing power is part of inflation.

Spot palladium rose more than 2.00% in the day and is now at $1380.17 per ounce.

Bank of England Monetary Policy Member-designate Megan Greene: Sustained inflation in the UK will pose a risk of de-anchoring.

Bank of England monetary policy member-designate Megan Greene: UK inflation expectations are fairly stable.

Iraqi Prime Minister: Egypt and Iraq have signed 11 memorandums of understanding covering various fields.

Bank of England monetary policy member-designate Megan Greene: It was the "right decision" for the UK to raise interest rates in May.

Bank of England monetary policy member-designate Megan Greene: If the factors driving UK inflation continue to linger, the Bank of England needs to resist.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida: The child support subsidy will be expanded from October 2024.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida: Plan to double the budget of family institutions by 2030.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida: Special bonds will be used to make up for the funding gap.

Bank of England monetary policy member-designate Megan Greene: The Bank of England is right to worry about second-round effects.

Bank of England monetary policy member-designate Megan Greene: There is still some "resilience" in inflation.

Bank of England monetary policy member-designate Megan Greene: The Bank of England should be "against" persistent inflation.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida: Funding must be ensured through radical cuts in spending.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida: If the problem of low income of young people is not solved, the trend of declining birth rate cannot be reversed.

So far, no production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for semiconductors is in the pipeline, Indian trade officials said.

Bank of England monetary policy member-designate Megan Greene: Consumer price inflation is likely to remain stable.