Reserve Bank Of New Zealand Governor Brehman: Recognizing That It Will Take Some Time To See The Impact Of Higher Oil Prices On The Broader Industry

Federal Reserve Governor Cook: It May Take A Long Time To See Structural Changes In The Economy Brought About By Artificial Intelligence

U.S. API Crude Oil Production For The Week Ending May 22 Increased By 629,000 Barrels Per Day, Compared To A Previous Decline Of 78,000 Barrels Per Day

U.S. Crude Oil Imports For The Week Ended May 22 Stood At -223,000 Barrels, Compared To A Revised Figure Of -88,000 Barrels In The Previous Week

As Of The Week Ending May 22, U.S. API Refined Oil Imports Fell By 171,000 Barrels Per Day, Compared With A Previous Reading Of 282,000 Barrels Per Day

Federal Reserve Governor Cook: There Will Be Problems If Oil Prices Go In The Wrong Direction

Federal Reserve Governor Cook: Still Watching Oil Prices

Federal Reserve Governor Cook: We Are Very Concerned About Inflation Expectations

Reserve Bank Of New Zealand Governor Brehman: Some Sectors Of The New Zealand Economy Are Still Performing Well, Including Agriculture And Parts Of Manufacturing

Reserve Bank Of New Zealand Governor Brehman: We Are Watching How Higher Costs And Inflation Will Dampen Demand Weakness That Leads To Other Price Increases

Federal Reserve Governor Cook: The Risks To Our Dual Mandate Are Both High

Federal Reserve Governor Cook: Risks Are Tilted Toward Higher Inflation; Inflation Is Clearly Heading In The Wrong Direction

Federal Reserve Governor Cook: The Right Thing To Do Right Now Is To Keep Interest Rates Stable

Federal Reserve Governor Cook: In Theory, The Rise In Inflation Caused By The Shock Should Be Temporary

Federal Reserve Governor Cook: Even Short-term Shocks Could Push Up Inflation In The Medium Term

Federal Reserve Governor Cook: Artificial Intelligence May Enhance Financial Stability, But Its Impact On Cybersecurity Remains Unclear

Federal Reserve Governor Cook: The Labor Market Is "fundamentally Stable," But Downside Risks Have Increased