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Ukrainian President Zelensky: Ukraine Needs 100 Patriot Interceptors Per Month, And 300 In The Winter, To Deter Further Russian Attacks
Ukrainian President Zelensky: Ukraine’s Freyja Project, Which Aims To Gain European Support For Ballistic Defense, Will Be Implemented Within 12 Months, But Ukraine Urgently Needs Defensive Measures Now
Iranian Foreign Minister: Ensuring Passage Through The Strait Should Involve A Fee, But Trump's 20% Is Too High
The U.S. Government Budget Deficit In June Was -$120 Billion, Compared To An Expected Deficit Of -$128.3 Billion And A Prior Deficit Of -$292.648 Billion
French President Macron: Multinational Forces Will Conduct Joint Military Exercises With The Ukrainian Army In Countries Surrounding Ukraine
The U.S. Navy-led Joint Maritime Information Center Announced That Humanitarian Shipments Will Be Allowed To Pass, But Will Be Subject To Inspection
Both WTI And Brent Crude Oil Prices Surged, With WTI Crude Rising Over 8% And Brent Crude Touching $82 Per Barrel, Up 7.98% On The Day
The U.S. Navy-led Joint Maritime Information Center States That The U.S.-imposed Maritime Blockade Covers The Entire Iranian Coastline, Including But Not Limited To Iranian Ports And Oil Terminals
The U.S. Navy-led Joint Maritime Information Center States That The U.S.-imposed Maritime Blockade Applies To All Vessels, Regardless Of Their Flag
The U.S. State Department Announced The Launch Of An Initiative To "undermine The International Criminal Court's Ability To Function."
Goldman Sachs: Earnings Growth Remains The Key Driver For U.S. Equities, But Fed Rate Hikes Could Impact Markets In Three Ways
French President Macron: France Will Authorize The Expansion Of Production Of Various Weapons Systems, Including The SCALP Cruise Missile
French President Macron: Ukraine Will Purchase 16 Rafale Fighter Jets, Which Are Expected To Enter Service In Ukrainian Airspace In 2028-2029
International Oil Prices Continued To Rise, With WTI Crude Oil Surging 7.00% Intraday To $76.43 Per Barrel
Waller Advocates Abandoning The 2% Inflation Target In Favor Of A Target Range Of 1.5% To 2.5%
Federal Reserve Governor Waller: By Setting A Clear Inflation Range, We Can Have A Clear Price Indicator As A Policy Benchmark
Federal Reserve Governor Waller: When It Comes To Inflation, You Can't Judge Something Based On What You See; Central Bank Officials Shouldn't Think About Things That Way
Federal Reserve Governor Waller: The So-called "institutional Change" Means That The Existing System Cannot Be Responsible For Running One Of The Working Groups. We Will Learn A Lot From These Working Groups
Federal Reserve Governor Waller: Sometimes, Setting A Single Target Point For Valuation Can Be Too Harsh In Judging Whether A Policy Is Successful Or Not
Federal Reserve Governor Waller: Setting An Inflation Target In The 1.5%-2.5% Range Seems Reasonable
Federal Reserve Governor Waller: The Market Believes The Fed Will Bring Inflation Down To 2%, And We Have Credibility
Federal Reserve Governor Waller: Some Of The Uncertainty In The Job Market Has Been Resolved This Year, And The Situation Has Taken A Surprising Turn For The Better
The Federal Reserve Accepted A Total Of $795 Million From Two Counterparties In Its Fixed-rate Reverse Repurchase Operations
Waller On Inflation Noise: Whatever Direction The Next Data Take, It Will Be A Useful Signal
Federal Reserve Governor Waller: I Wish The Fed Had Never Purchased Mortgage-backed Securities
Federal Reserve Governor Waller: I Advocate Releasing The "dot Plot" The Day After The Interest Rate Meeting Concludes
Federal Reserve Governor Waller: I Cannot Speak On Behalf Of The Federal Open Market Committee, But I Can Comment On The Median Forecast In The "dot Plot"
Federal Reserve Governor Waller: I Will Not Issue Forecasts Longer Than 18 Months. I Will Eliminate Long-term Forecasts
Federal Reserve Governor Waller: I Have Long Been Skeptical Of The Dot Plot And Believe That Adjustments Should Be Made In Some Key Areas
Federal Reserve Governor Waller: The Unemployment Rate Has Historically Been The Best Indicator Of The State Of The Labor Market. The Unemployment Rate Has Been Very Stable
Federal Reserve Governor Waller: Not Worried About The Bureau Of Labor Statistics Making Larger Revisions To Employment Data
Federal Reserve Governor Waller: The Bureau Of Labor Statistics Is Receiving More And More Feedback Later In The Payroll Survey Cycle
Federal Reserve Governor Waller: If Inflation Data Falls Again, I Would Need To See Similar Performance For Several More Months Before I Can Consider It A Trend Signal. That Would Be A Useful Signal
Federal Reserve Governor Waller: If Inflation Data Rises Again, I Will See It As A Trend Signal, Not Short-term Noise
Federal Reserve Governor Waller: It Is Unclear How Effective Monetary Policy Will Be In Addressing The Demands Of Artificial Intelligence
Federal Reserve Governor Waller: There Is No Basis In Economic Theory For The Idea That Withholding Information From The Outside World Is A Good Thing
Federal Reserve Governor Waller: I Don’t See What Problems The Current Size Of The Balance Sheet Has Caused
Federal Reserve Governor Waller: There Is Still Considerable Controversy Surrounding Determining How Much The Balance Sheet Can Be Reduced Based Solely On Banks' Reserve Requirements
Federal Reserve Governor Waller: The Working Group Will Study Whether And To What Extent The Balance Sheet Can Be Further Reduced
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