Banco de Mexico: The Committee will thoroughly monitor inflationary pressures and all factors affecting the expected path and expectations of inflation.

Central Bank of Mexico: Inflation expectations for 2023 have declined, while longer-term inflation expectations remain relatively stable above target.

Central Bank of Mexico: Headline and core inflation rates remain elevated.

Disney cancels planned $864 million investment in Florida.

Petrobras: It has not yet received notification of the decision of the Brazilian Environmental Management Agency (IBAMA), and the company will request a reassessment of the decision on exploration for oil at the edge of the equator.

Fund analysis firm Lipper: U.S. municipal bond funds saw $187 million in outflows in the latest week.

Fund analysis firm Lipper: U.S. loan funds saw $953 million in outflows in the latest week.

Fitch: Sluggish demand and high interest rates put pressure on Brazilian retailers.

Fund analysis firm Lipper: U.S. investment-grade funds saw inflows of $2.16 billion in the latest week; high-yield funds saw outflows of $1.15 billion.

Disney cancels plans to move 2,000 employees to Florida.

Pemex: Contingency plans activated following a fire at the Salina Cruz refinery in the state of Oaxaca, the situation has been contained and no casualties or damage have been reported.

The Mexican peso fell more than 1 percent against the dollar.

Cryptocurrencies fell in the short-term. Bitcoin fell by US$300 in the short-term and is now reported at US$26,637 per coin, which is a drop of more than 2% within a day.

US Rep. McHenry: No deal yet on debt ceiling negotiations.

According to the Financial Times: Carl Icahn bet on the market falling in 2017, and the bet was wrong, resulting in a loss of $9 billion.

Lakdawala Flynn, co-head of global private wealth management at Goldman Sachs: Family offices will buy stocks based on volatility.

U.S. bonds continued to fall, with the 5-year U.S. bond yield rising 10 basis points to 3.69%.

Market news: Lockheed Martin, Boeing and Northrop Grumman may participate in the bidding.

U.S. Air Force: Plans to award a sixth-generation fighter contract in 2024.

The Fed accepted a total of $2.238 trillion from 102 counterparties in fixed-rate reverse repurchase operations.