Federal Reserve Governor Milan: The War Has Exacerbated The Risk Distribution Surrounding Pattern Forecasts

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy (commenting On Russia's Threats Against Ukraine's Allies) Called On Europe To "be Strong."

Federal Reserve Governor Milan: There Is No Evidence That A Wage-price Spiral Is Forming; Long-term Expectations Remain Stable

Federal Reserve Governor Milan: At Present, The Energy Shock Does Not Appear To Have Changed The Inflation Outlook For The Next 12 To 18 Months, Which Is No Different From The Pre-war Situation

Federal Reserve Governor Milan: A Year From Now, The 12-month PCE Inflation Rate Could Be Close To The 2% Target

Federal Reserve Governor Milan: It Is Still Reasonable To Expect Core Commodity Prices And Housing Inflation To Continue To Decline

Federal Reserve Governor Milan: Even Before The War, The Fundamental Structure Of Inflation Was Becoming Increasingly Difficult For The Federal Reserve To Understand

According To AXIOS: U.S. President Trump Spoke With The President Of Lebanon

Sources Say Indian State-owned Oil Refiners Are Being Urged To Meet Their Foreign Exchange Needs By Using Special Credit Lines Through Major State-owned Banks

Sources Say The Reserve Bank Of India Has Urged State-owned Oil Refineries To Limit Their Purchases Of Cash Dollars

U.S. Natural Gas Futures Fell, With Gains Narrowing To 1%, After Last Week's EIA Natural Gas Inventory Increase Exceeded Expectations

UK Government Bonds Fell, With The Yield On 30-year UK Government Bonds Rising 5 Basis Points To 5.54%

Market News: US Senate Democrats Are Calling For Hearings On US President Trump And The Ongoing Federal Reserve Investigation