Reuters Survey: Economists Expect The European Central Bank To Raise Interest Rates For A Second Time In September, After Which It Will Halt Further Rate Hikes

Reuters Survey: Among 64 Economists Surveyed, 58 Expect The European Central Bank's Deposit Rate To Reach 2.50% By The End Of 2026 (compared With 55 Out Of 69 In The August Survey)

Reuters Poll: All 65 Economists Surveyed Expect The European Central Bank To Raise Its Deposit Rate By 25 Basis Points To 2.50% At Its September 10 Meeting

Russian Ambassador To Norway: (Regarding Norway's Seizure Of Russian Ships) Russia Will Appeal The Court's Ruling

Market News: British Opposition Leader Kemi Badnoch Has Called For Increased Defense Spending

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Novak: Russia Is Experiencing A Gasoline Shortage

Swedish Central Bank Governor Töden: We Will Weigh All The Latest Statistics And Information And Assess Their Impact On Inflation, The Economy And The Outlook For Monetary Policy

Swedish Central Bank Governor Töden Said: There Is Spare Capacity In The Labor Market, So Economic Growth Is Likely To Occur In The Short Term Without Significantly Pushing Up Inflationary Pressures

Swedish Central Bank Governor Töden: We Have Not Yet Seen Clear Signs Of A Sustained And Significant Rebound In Inflation, But We Must Remain Highly Vigilant About Rising Inflation

European Commission Spokesperson: We Are Looking Into How To Further Restrict Visa Entry

A Spokesperson For The European Commission Said: "We Are Drafting A Proposal On Targeted Visa Restrictions To Address Security Risks, Particularly Those Posed By Hostile Actions From Third Countries."

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov: NATO Is Frantically Looking For New Excuses To Prolong Its Already Completely "artificial" Existence

A Spokesperson For The European Commission Said: "We Expect A Response From The Spanish Authorities Before Approving Funding And Support For Ceuta."