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New York Fed President John Williams said U.S. growth remains resilient and the labor market remarkably stable despite successive shocks, while inflation remains too high.
M impact | CENTRAL_BANK | Nov 06, 2026, 10:28 AM UTC
ECB's Lane: In This Tightening Cycle Effects Of Excess Reserves Will Be Smaller
H impact | CENTRAL_BANK | Nov 06, 2026, 09:55 AM UTC
ECB’s Lane: Council Considered Tighter Conditions in October Rate Decision
Lane said the Governing Council considered tighter financial conditions and reduced future fiscal spending when deciding to hold rates in October.
M impact | CENTRAL_BANK | Nov 06, 2026, 09:46 AM UTC
Dollar Index Rebounds
The dollar index rose to 102 on Friday, its highest level in a week, partially reversing losses from the previous two sessions as traders awaited the key US jobs report and assesse
H impact | CENTRAL_BANK | Nov 06, 2026, 09:43 AM UTC
ECB’s Lane: Fiscal Policy Has Been More Expansive Than Expected But We Expect Tightening Next Year And After
Energy Inflation Is Going To Influence Wage Negotiations And Setting Of Prices Across Economy We Need Inflation Back To Target Within A Year Or Two Exports Surprisingly Strong Is A
H impact | CENTRAL_BANK | Nov 06, 2026, 09:43 AM UTC
ECB CHIEF ECONOMIST PHILIP LANE AT ECB CONFERENCE: THE ENERGY PRICE SHOCK IS GOING TO SPILL OVER INTO OTHER AREAS; OUR JOB IS TO CONTAIN THA
ECB CHIEF ECONOMIST PHILIP LANE AT ECB CONFERENCE: THE ENERGY PRICE SHOCK IS GOING TO SPILL OVER INTO OTHER AREAS; OUR JOB IS TO CONTAIN THAT
L impact | CENTRAL_BANK | Nov 06, 2026, 09:41 AM UTC