Bank Of England Chief Economist Peel: Policy Should Not Overreact To Temporary Market Volatility

Bank Of England Chief Economist Peel: There Has Been Much Discussion Within The Monetary Policy Committee About The Issue Of Financial Tightening

Bank Of England Chief Economist Peel: The Extent Of The Impact Of The Shock Remains Uncertain

U.S. Deputy Secretary Of Defense Michael: The Mythos Model Is Being Handled Uniformly Across The Government

The Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) Will Lay Off 20% Of Its Workforce To Focus On Its Core Business

For The Week Ending April 24, India’s Foreign Exchange Reserves Fell By $4.82 Billion From The Previous Week To $698.49 Billion

The UK Maritime Trade Operations Office Reported That A Bulk Carrier Captain Said A Black-hulled Speedboat Carrying Seven Armed Men Was Approaching Him

Turkish Diplomatic Sources: The Turkish Foreign Minister Discussed The Latest Developments In The US-Iran Negotiations In A Phone Call With The Iranian Foreign Minister

ECB Governing Council Member Machrouf Expressed Concern That Energy Prices Will Remain High

A Bank Of England Survey Of Market Participants Indicates That Quantitative Tightening Is Expected To Amount To £50 Billion Between October 2026 And September 2027, Unchanged From The February Survey

The Bank Of England's Market Participant Survey Shows That Bank Interest Rates Are Expected To Be 3.75% By The End Of 2026, Up From 3.25% In The February Survey

Data From The Central Bank Of Saudi Arabia Shows That The Central Bank's Net Foreign Exchange Assets Amounted To 1.776 Trillion Saudi Riyals In March

ECB Governing Council Member Machrouf: Given The Staggered Nature Of Wage Settings, The Second Round Of Inflationary Effects That May Arise Through The Wage Channel May Take Longer To Materialize

ECB Governing Council Member Machrouf: We Need To Closely Monitor Inflation Expectations And Watch For Signs Of A Breakdown In The Anchor

ExxonMobil (XOM.N): Supply Disruptions In The Middle East And Reduced Crude Oil Supply In The Asia-Pacific Region Resulted In A Roughly 1% Decrease In Global Energy Product Throughput In The First Quarter Compared To The Fourth Quarter Of 2025

ExxonMobil (XOM.N): The Closure Of The Strait Of Hormuz Throughout The Quarter Is Expected To Result In A 3% Decrease In Global Product Solutions Throughput In The Second Quarter Compared To The Fourth Quarter Of 2025

Chevron (CVX.N): Based On The Assumption Of A Brent Crude Oil Price Of $70 Per Barrel, The Company's Goal Of More Than 10% Growth In Adjusted Free Cash Flow And Earnings Per Share And A 3% Improvement In Return On Capital By 2030 Is Supported