European Central Bank Governing Council Member Nagel: The German Economy May Grow By About 1% This Year

U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC): As Of The Week Ending September 29, Crude Oil Speculators Reduced Their WTI Net Long Positions By 17,317 Contracts, Bringing The Total To 131,150 Contracts

U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC): For The Week Ended September 29, Natural Gas Speculators Increased Their Net Short Positions By 53,998 Contracts To 81,156 Across The Four Major Markets On NYMEX And ICE

U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC): As Of The Week Ending September 29, Net Long Positions In The Japanese Yen Stood At 55,440 Contracts; Net Short Positions In The Euro Were –63,256 Contracts; Net Short Positions In The British Pound Totaled –91,075 Contracts; And Net Short Positions In The Swiss Franc Amounted To –24,617 Contracts

U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC): For The Week Ending September 29, COMEX Silver Speculators Reduced Their Net Long Positions By 5,278 Contracts To 7,738; COMEX Gold Speculators Reduced Their Net Long Positions By 6,916 Contracts To 124,418; COMEX Copper Speculators Reduced Their Net Long Positions By 3,940 Contracts To 78,709

Federal Reserve's Goolsby: Slow Progress In Service Sector Inflation May Indicate That Inflation Has Spread

Federal Reserve's Goolsby: Inflation Is Trending Wrong And Stagnating

White House Council Of Economic Advisers Chairman Phelan: Inflation Is Falling Fast Enough

U.S. Attorney General Blanche: The Justice Department Is Satisfied With The Federal Reserve Inspector General's Report

U.S. Attorney General Blanche: The Justice Department Will Not Reopen The Criminal Investigation Into Former Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell

Ukrainian President Zelensky: The Russian Threat Concerns The Security Of The Whole Of Europe. Ukraine Is Willing To Share Its Experience And Methods For Protecting National Security, And There Is A Current Need To Strengthen Cooperation Between The EU And NATO

César Giraldo, A Member Of The Board Of Directors Of The Central Bank Of Colombia: Measures Other Than Interest Rates Must Be Taken To Reduce Inflation

The International Monetary Fund Stated That To Increase Mexico's Potential Growth Rate, It Is Necessary To Boost Private Investment By Narrowing Infrastructure Gaps, Reducing Regulatory Burdens And Uncertainties, And Strengthening Trade Integration

The International Monetary Fund Stated That Mexico Needs To Make Greater Efforts To Put Its Debt On A Downward Trajectory