Pemex suffered oil production losses equivalent to about a quarter of its total daily output Saturday, following a fatal platform explosion https://t.co/1DRH6cipLd
The Bank of England is likely to deliver its 10th consecutive interest-rate increase alongside forecasts underscoring the risk that inflation becomes more persistent in the UK economy https://t.co/NQkIkJteJJ
Carnival Cruise Line, Micron, consumer confidence, and the winter solstice.
Investors, @kaileyleinz and @sonalibasak have your What to Watch for Wednesday https://t.co/HX0oeC9UEw
Turkey’s state gas company gets a $929 million loan from Deutsche Bank to finance liquefied natural gas purchases in a bid to reduce the country’s reliance on imports from Russia https://t.co/DS9yUDFPns
The unemployment rate dropped o a new record low of 5.1% in Canada, with the economy adding 39,800 jobs and wage gains speeding up to 3.9% https://t.co/T1PkHvQC9P
Rail and underground strikes due to hit the UK for three days later this month could cost the economy almost £100 million, with London dealt the biggest blow https://t.co/L7WHlRt6eY
Russia’s central bank lowers interest rates to their level before the invasion of Ukraine, as the ruble remains under pressure to appreciate and the economy reels from sanctions https://t.co/sioRWCmsGA
The latest four-decade high in inflation will most likely change the way the public thinks about consumer prices, making the Fed's job even harder (via @opinion) https://t.co/Hv5Fk9OSDs
The European Central Bank brings down the curtain on years of ultra-loose policy, committing to a quarter-point increase in interest rates next month and opening the door to a bigger hike in the fall https://t.co/bJ4ivFR3Vz
Boris Johnson plans to press ahead with legislation to override parts of the Brexit deal, a move that risks inflaming tensions with some of his MPs and with the EU https://t.co/IBAGVTEN54
Mexico’s gasoline and diesel subsidies are now costing the government more than double the extra profit the oil producer gets from higher crude prices, according to estimates by Bloomberg Economics https://t.co/JXUMuN1Oc6
Goldman's senior chairman Lloyd Blankfein says people should “dial back a bit on the negativity” when gauging the economic outlook https://t.co/ATlNMSkxjP
Brazil’s central bank is spending billions of dollars to curb the real’s recent losses, but for traders nothing would be more effective than a hawkish nod from the monetary authority https://t.co/FEy4TVZU0v