U.S. Housing Starts Declined, Weighed Down By A Drop In Single-family Home Construction

U.S. Deputy Secretary Of Defense: (Regarding Anthropic) Other Companies Are Willing To Cooperate With US

U.S. Initial Jobless Claims Fell, Signaling Resilience In The Labor Market

In April, Sulfur Imports Fell Short Of 300,000 Tons, Marking The Second-lowest Level In Two Decades

The Yield On The 30-year U.S. Treasury Note Fell After The Data Was Released And Is Currently At 5.141%

Bank Of England Monetary Policy Committee Member Taylor: The Probability Of An Economic Recession Has Risen To 30% To 40%

The Philadelphia Fed's Manufacturing New Orders Index For May In The U.S. Was -1.7, Compared To A Previous Reading Of 33

The Philadelphia Fed's Manufacturing Employment Index For May In The U.S. Was -2.8, Compared To A Previous Reading Of -5.1

The Philadelphia Fed's May Manufacturing Prices Paid Index Came In At 47.9, Down From The Previous Reading Of 59.3

As Of The Week Ending May 9, The Number Of Americans Filing For Continued Unemployment Benefits Stood At 1.782 Million, Compared With Expectations Of 1.785 Million. The Previous Reading Was Revised From 1.782 Million To 1.776 Million

U.S. Housing Starts In April Posted A Seasonally Adjusted Annual Rate Of -2.8%, Compared With An Expected -5.3%. The Previous Reading Was Revised From 10.80% To 12%

As Of The Week Ending May 16, The U.S. Four-week Average Of Initial Jobless Claims Stood At 202,500, With The Previous Reading Revised From 203,750 To 204,000

Bank Of England Monetary Policy Committee Member Taylor: I Think We Are Probably Actually At A Level About 100 Basis Points Above The Neutral Rate

Bank Of England Monetary Policy Committee Member Taylor: Our Very Weak Economy Is Suffering From An Inflationary Supply Shock, And We Have Many Important Trade-offs To Make