19:07:36
Central Bank of Brazil: Monetary policy will be implemented to achieve the target.
19:06:22
Central Bank of Brazil: Core indicators and service CPI are expected to be resilient.
19:02:31
Central Bank of Brazil: The Committee remains vigilant and assesses whether maintaining the SELIC rate in the long term is sufficient to ensure that inflation falls.
19:02:07
The Central Bank of Brazil released the minutes of its May 2-3 meeting, in which it decided to keep the benchmark interest rate unchanged at 13.75%.
18:40:15
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky: Russia failed to meet May 9 deadline to capture Bakhmut.
18:34:12
Riksbank Deputy Governor Floden: I hope the exchange rate of the Swedish krona will be stronger, but there are no clear tools to achieve this goal.
18:33:47
European Central Bank Governing Council Vujcic: Further rate hikes are needed.
18:27:35
European Central Bank Governing Council Vujcic: The problem of inflation is becoming more and more difficult.
18:27:14
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky: Expect "strong action" from Europe to lift trade restrictions.
18:26:33
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky: It is proposed to set up a working group to monitor and discuss trade restrictive measures.
18:25:51
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky: Trade restrictions "absolutely unacceptable" because they strengthen aggressors.
18:15:06
Central Bank of Sri Lanka: Interest rates in Sri Lanka will accelerate their decline after the debt blueprint is finalized.
18:08:29
Governor of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka: Inflation in Sri Lanka has cooled faster than expected.
18:06:22
Market news: Ukraine and the European Union will open an agricultural export coordination platform.
18:05:47
Riksbank Deputy Governor Floden: Further hikes in policy rates may be required.
18:03:53
Riksbank Deputy Governor Floden: Reducing inflation is the top priority.
18:02:30
Riksbank Deputy Governor Floden: Inflation is too high and monetary policy needs to remain tight, but we may be nearing the end of rate hikes.
18:00:35
The U.S. NFIB Small Business Confidence Index recorded 89 in April, the lowest since January 2013.
18:00:02
The U.S. NFIB small business confidence index in April was 89, expected to be 89.7, and the previous value was 90.1.
17:47:45
Australian government: The Australian government is expected to post its first budget surplus in 15 years as revenue surges.