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Sources say a delegation led by Venezuelan acting president Rodriguez will discuss energy, debt, and mining issues with relevant parties in the United States and may sign agreements.
U.S. Central Command: As of September 21, 110 merchant ships have been redirected in the Strait of Hormuz.
The percentage of winning bids for the 6-month U.S. Treasury bond auction ending September 21 was 48.01%, compared to 82.5% previously.
The bid-to-cover ratio for the US 6-month Treasury bond auction ending September 21 was 2.62, compared to 2.74 previously.
The US 6-month Treasury auction on September 21st yielded a winning bid of 4.155%, compared to 4.06% previously.
Market news: Hungary has not yet agreed to receive Ukraine's oil reserves.
The head of public relations for the Iranian president's office said the Americans are trying to suppress Iran's voice by withholding visas from media teams.
Bank of England Deputy Governor Briden: Swift measures are needed to stabilize the financial system.
Bank of England Deputy Governor Briden: Humans face difficulties in monitoring autonomous artificial intelligence in real time.
Bank of England Deputy Governor Briden: The current question is whether the existing regulatory framework is ready for artificial intelligence.
Bank of Canada Governor Macklem is due to speak in ten minutes.
Market news: Russian President Vladimir Putin will not attend the G20 summit in the United States, which Trump will attend, but will attend the APEC summit.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio: A productive meeting was held with the President of Bolivia at the United Nations.
Bank of Canada Governor Macklem: Labor force growth is expected to be near zero in the coming years.
Bank of Canada Governor Macklem: Growing evidence suggests that many Canadian businesses have begun to adapt to U.S. tariff policies.
Bank of Canada Governor Macklem: If inflationary pressures are under control, we do not want to raise interest rates to stifle growth.
Bank of Canada Governor Macklem: Recent natural gas prices are more in line with oil prices, which are almost $40 higher than before.
Bank of Canada Governor Macklem: So far, we have not seen any evidence that higher oil prices are spreading to other goods and services.
Bank of Canada Governor Macklem: Fuel price increases have exceeded our usual expectations, reflecting damage to global refining capacity.
Bank of Canada Governor Macklem: If oil prices remain near $100 a barrel, we expect inflation to rise slightly in the coming months.