According To Reuters, Engineers At The Sharara Oil Field Stated That Crude Oil Production Has Decreased By Approximately 200,000 Barrels Per Day, With Current Daily Output Standing At 100,000 To 105,000 Barrels

Houthi Rebels: Saudi Arabia Provided Israel With Airports And Bases And Allowed Israeli Reconnaissance Aircraft To Fly Into Yemeni Airspace

S&P: AI Applications Will Impact Bank Credit Ratings

Bank Of America: Aluminum Prices May Rebound In The Coming Weeks, But Will Face Downward Pressure Next Year

Bank Of America: The Aluminum Market Is Expected To Experience A Supply Shortage This Year, Followed By A Slight Surplus Next Year; The Surplus Is Expected To Become More Pronounced As More Indonesian Supply Enters The Market In The Second Half Of 2027

Czech Ministry Of Finance: The Windfall Profits Tax Levied On The Oil Refining Industry In 2026 Is Expected To Generate 5.5 Billion Czech Crowns In Revenue

Federal Reserve's Goolsby Stated That Historically, Long-term U.S. Interest Rates Are Not Particularly High, And He Does Not Believe This Reflects A Loss Of Market Confidence In The U.S. Central Bank. The Role Of Central Bank Officials Is Not To Respond To The Market Or The President, But To Act Based On Economic Conditions

Federal Reserve's Goolsby: The Fed Should Consider Letting The Summary Of Economic Projections Provide More Information. Even Without The Fed's Summary Of Economic Projections, The Outside World Will Still Try To Understand The Fed Officials' Policy Response Mechanisms

Federal Reserve's Goolsby: The Federal Reserve Remains Very Credible, And Everyone Takes This Work Extremely Seriously

Federal Reserve's Goolsby: The Components Of Inflation Will Influence The Fed's Analysis; Service Inflation Is Not Seen As Related To Oil Price Shocks, But Rather As A Product Of Strong Demand

Federal Reserve's Goolsby: The Current Unemployment Rate Is "very Close" To Full Employment

Federal Reserve's Goolsby: Business Contacts Indicate The Labor Market Is Tightening, And Other Indicators Point To The Same Trend

Federal Reserve's Goolsby: If Inflation Triggered By Supply Shocks Proves To Be Persistent, The Fed's Only Option Is To Suppress Aggregate Demand