Bank Of England Governor Bailey: We Need To Closely Monitor The Development Of The El Niño Phenomenon

Bank Of England Governor Bailey: We Are Not Talking About “insurance” Rate Hikes

Bank Of England Governor Bailey: Do Not Expect The Bank Of England To Be Close To Raising Interest Rates

Bank Of England Governor Bailey: We Should Learn Something From The Weaker Transmission Effect

Bank Of England Deputy Governor Lombardelli: Businesses Are Facing A Challenging Environment

Kazakhstan's Ministry Of Energy: Products Refined From Russian Crude Oil May Be Sold In The Kazakh Domestic Market, And Some May Be Shipped Back To Russia

Kazakhstan's Ministry Of Energy: Kazakhstan Is Negotiating With Russia On The Processing Of Russian Crude Oil At Kazakh Refineries

Bank Of England Deputy Governor Ramsden: Bank Interest Rates Remain Our Primary Tool, While Quantitative Tightening Is Secondary

Bank Of England Deputy Governor Ramsden: The Impact Of Quantitative Tightening Is Very Limited Compared To The Overall Rise In The Term Premium Of Government Bonds

Bank Of England Governor Bailey: Market Conditions Play An Important Role In The Assessment Of Quantitative Tightening

Bank Of England Governor Bailey: Waiting For All The Second-round Effects To Materialize Before Taking Action Would Be Too Late; However, It Is Currently Impossible To Determine When Action Will Be Taken

[U.S. Core PCE Price Index For June Rose By 3.3% Year-on-Year, In Line With Expectations Of 3.30%.] July 30th: In June, The US Core PCE Price Index Year-on-Year Was 3.3%, In Line With Expectations Of 3.30% And Down From The Previous Value Of 3.40%

Bank Of England Governor Bailey: It Is Reasonable To Wait And See How Things Develop