16:53:46
International Energy Agency Director Birol: The development of clean energy is faster than expected.
16:43:54
ECB Governing Council Nott: Financial markets seem optimistic about inflation expectations.
16:42:46
ECB Governing Council Nott: Prolonged monetary tightening could still lead to financial market stress.
16:35:49
Iranian Oil Minister: Iran is working to create a natural gas center in the Persian Gulf.
16:22:55
RIA Novosti: Thousands of animals in a national park have been drowned by floods, Russian officials said.
16:20:11
According to the Sun: Russian officials say the Novokakhovka dam burst caused a "huge catastrophe".
16:19:52
Market news: The Japan Financial Services Agency is considering increasing leveraged buyout financing.
16:15:03
Pricing documents show that Qatar has set the price of offshore crude oil in July at a premium of US$0.10/barrel to the average price of Oman and Dubai, and the price of land crude oil at a discount of US$0.10/barrel to the average price of Oman and Dubai.
16:11:52
The Kakhovka reservoir releases more than 30,000 cubic meters of water per second, according to Russian-appointed officials quoted by the TASS news agency.
15:37:29
1. Citigroup: It is expected to raise interest rates by 25 basis points, because the economy continues to be stronger than expected and inflation continues to be too high. Leaving guidance unchanged could be interpreted as somewhat hawkish. 2. Goldman Sachs: It is expected to keep interest rates unchanged. Considering the latest central bank forecast, it is more likely to raise interest rates in July, and may become the fastest G10 central bank to restart interest rate hikes. 3. TD Securities: It is expected to raise interest rates by 25 basis points because the economy remains resilient. A relatively hawkish statement, expected to leave the door open for further policy tightening in the coming months. 4. Bank of America: It is expected to keep interest rates unchanged, which may be detrimental to the Canadian dollar in the short term. But an improvement in risk sentiment in the second half of the year could push the loonie higher over the medium term. 5. ING: The interest rate is expected to remain unchanged, but due to factors such as inflation and GDP being stronger than expected, an unexpected interest rate hike cannot be ruled out. The continued hawkish stance is enough to support the Canadian dollar. 6. Wells Fargo: It is expected to keep interest rates unchanged. If the inflation trend continues to rise, the risk of further interest rate hikes still exists. Delayed rate cut expectations until the first quarter of next year. 7. Royal Bank of Canada: It is expected to keep interest rates unchanged, continuing the suspension of interest rate hikes since January this year. The economic resilience since the beginning of this year has made it actively consider raising interest rates. 8. National Bank of Canada Wealth Management: It is expected to keep interest rates unchanged, and it is necessary to patiently assess whether the rebound in inflation, housing and GDP will continue. Do not rule out the possibility of raising interest rates.
15:36:53
OECD Chief Economist Claire Lombardelli: The central bank should remain vigilant against the risk of raising interest rates.
15:20:44
According to Ria Novosti, citing an official of Russian nuclear power operator Rosenergoatom, the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant is sufficiently protected against any attempt to seize it by force.
15:12:22
The U.S. dollar index DXY continued to rise moderately, with a short-term rise of more than 10 points, and is now at 104.30.
15:04:12
The OECD does not expect the Bank of Japan to raise rates until the end of 2024.
15:03:56
The OECD does not expect further rate hikes from the central banks of Canada and South Korea, and expects rates from the Reserve Bank of Australia and the Bank of England to peak in the second quarter of 2023.
15:03:31
The OECD expects the UK economy to grow by 0.3% in 2023 and 1.0% in 2024 (previously forecast a decline of 0.2% and growth of 0.9% respectively).
15:03:22
The OECD expects the Japanese economy to grow by 1.3% in 2023 and 1.1% in 2024 (previously forecast growth of 1.8% and 0.9%, respectively).
15:03:13
The OECD expects the euro zone economy to grow by 0.9% in 2023 and 1.5% in 2024 (previously forecast growth of 0.8% and 1.4%, respectively).
15:02:59
OECD: The ECB rate is expected to peak at 4.25% in the third quarter of 2023 and then remain unchanged until the end of 2024.
15:02:27
OECD: Forecast global GDP growth of 2.9% in 2024 (2.9% forecast in March).
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