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Russian Defense Ministry: Russian Forces Have Struck A Large Military Data Center In Ukraine
Institution: No Surprises In This Month's Interest Rate Decision; The Next Window For A Bank Of England Rate Hike May Be In November
Institution: Market Pricing For A Bank Of England Rate Hike Could Trigger Counter‑trend Volatility In The Gilt Market
ECB Governing Council Member Rehn: It Is Perfectly Reasonable To Use Common EU Assets To Fund Defense Investment
The Central Bank Of Ukraine May Lower Its GDP Growth Forecast For Ukraine In 2026 To 1.1%-1.2%, Down From The Previous Forecast Of 1.8%
Sources Indicate That Investment Firm Apollo Is Exploring Options For Dealing With Floating Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Infrastructure Operator Energos, Including A Full Or Partial Sale. Potential Buyers Include Abu Dhabi-based XRG, Which May Acquire Up To 50% Of Energos's Stake
According To Sources Cited By Swedish Public Broadcaster PPP, Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Christosson Will Soon Announce His Resignation
ECB Governing Council Member Rehn: It Could Be Said That We Were In A Good Position In Terms Of Inflation, Given The Latest Shocks, But The Signals Are Not The Same Now
Market News: The Argentine Government Has Submitted A Bill To Crack Down On Companies Operating In The Falkland Islands
ECB Governing Council Member Rehn: We Can Reduce Red Tape In The European Banking And Financial Sector, But A Strong Capital Buffer Remains Crucial
Donghai Securities: Uncertainty Remains As To Whether The Federal Reserve Will Initiate A Prolonged, Sequential Rate-Hike Cycle
Bank Of England Holds Rates Steady As Expected, Warns It Will Raise Rates If War With Iran Persists
The Yield On 30-year UK Government Bonds Fell 5.9 Basis Points On The Day, Currently Trading At 5.8003%
Brent Crude Oil Fell More Than 2.00% On The Day, Currently Trading At $100.07 Per Barrel. WTI Crude Oil Fell 1.69% On The Day, Currently Trading At $95.85 Per Barrel
UBS: Rising Fiscal Deficits, Increased Debt Burdens, A Weakening Dollar, And Market Expectations That The Federal Reserve Will Resume Its Accommodative Policy Next Year Should Support Gold, Although Short-term Volatility Is Possible
Central Bank Of Turkey: Global Inflation Faces Upside Risks Due To Commodity Price Volatility
Bank Of England Governor Bailey: If The Middle East Conflict Continues For An Extended Period And The Risk Of A Second Wave Of Impact Increases, Policy May Need To Be Tightened
ECB Governing Council Member Lane: The Degree Of Tightness In The Euro Area Labor Market Following The Conflict In Ukraine And The Post-pandemic Crisis Is Not The Same As In 2022
ECB Governing Council Member Rehn: The Tightness Of The Eurozone Labor Market After The Ukraine Conflict And The Post-pandemic Crisis Is Not The Same As In 2022
Bank Of England Monetary Policy Committee Member Dingella: The Bank Of England's Interest Rates Are Significantly Higher Than Those Of Its European Counterparts
Bank Of England Chief Economist Peel: Inflation Caused By The Conflict With Iran Continues To Rise, Increasing The Risk Of A Second Round Of Effects
Bank Of England: Inflation Is Likely To Rise In The Coming Quarters. Economic Activity Is Slightly Stronger Than Expected
The Bank Of England Stated That Long-term Government Bonds Will Be Included In Its Asset Purchase Program To Support Bank Bills, Rather Than For Monetary Policy Purposes, And Will Be Replaced As They Mature
The Bank Of England Will Release Operational Details Of Its Multi-year Plan By April 2027
The Bank Of England: The Quantitative Tightening Exit Plan Will Include Selling £20 Billion Of UK Government Bonds Annually, While Allowing Its Holdings Of UK Government Bonds To Mature
The Bank Of England Reiterated Its July Statement, Saying That So Far There Is “little Evidence” Of A Substantial Second-dip Inflation Effect
Bank Of England: Inflation Risks Are Tilted To The Upside Compared To The Central Forecast In July
The Bank Of England Announced That Auctions Of UK Government Bonds Under Its Asset Purchase Facility (APF) Will Be Suspended Until April 2027. During This Period, The Bank Of England Will Consider Selling UK Government Bonds To The Government Rather Than Selling Them On The Market
The Bank Of England's Monetary Policy Committee Voted 9-0 To Gradually Exit Quantitative Easing At An Average Annual Rate Of £46 Billion, A Policy That Will Continue Until 2034
The Bank Of England Maintained Its Interest Rate Guidance, Stating That It Would Take Action If Necessary
As Expected, The Bank Of England Held Rates Steady, Causing The Pound To Fall 20 Points Against The Dollar (GBP/USD) To 1.3388
UK: As Of September 17, The Bank Of England MPC Voted 3 In Favor Of A Rate Hike; Forecast 3; Previous Value 3
ECB Governing Council Member Rehn: The ECB Closely Monitors The "political Situation" In Europe And Has An Effective Toolbox To Ensure The Smooth Transmission Of Monetary Policy
ECB Governing Council Member Rehn: There Is Currently No Need To Use ECB Policy Tools Such As The Transmission Protection Instrument (TPI)
Iranian Foreign Ministry: Iranian Foreign Minister Araqchi And Turkish Foreign Minister Held A Telephone Conversation On The Latest Developments And Regional Issues
ECB Governing Council Member Lane Expressed Concern Over Widespread Energy Subsidies In EU Countries
European Central Bank Governing Council Member Rehn Expressed Concern About Widespread Energy Subsidies In EU Countries
Canadian Prime Minister Carney: (Regarding US President Trump's Remarks) A Stronger, More Resilient Canada Will Be A More Effective Partner For The United States
ECB Governing Council Member Rehn: The EU’s Efforts On AI Ethics Guidelines Are Crucial, But International Cooperation Is Needed
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