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Chevron (CVX.N) CEO: The Iran conflict has led to a tighter oil supply situation.

Fed's Williams: The United States will be less affected by energy shocks than other countries.

Chevron (CVX.N) CEO: Oil inventory buffer is being consumed.

Fitch Ratings: Canada relies on growth-driven revenue to keep its fiscal deficit stable.

Federal Reserve's Williams: No signs of inflation spreading to underlying trend yet.

Fed Williams: Inflation continuing to be above target is obviously a focus for central bank officials.

Fed's Williams: There's no "magic number" that indicates government debt will turn into a crisis.

Fed's Williams: Artificial intelligence is expected to lead to higher productivity growth in the next few years.

German police: In the fatal crash in Leipzig, the suspect was a 33-year-old German man.

Market news: Apple (AAPL.O) will allow users to create custom digital passes in the Wallet application.

Swiss parliamentary committee: Discussions on UBS capital rules to continue in August. Would like to review alternatives to the current proposal.

Fed Williams: In the long term, the federal funds rate is likely to be around 3%.

Fed's Williams: Neutral rate (R-star) may be higher than recent low readings.

Fed's Williams: Tariff-based inflation should slow.

Fed's Williams: The Fed's job is to ensure that inflation expectations remain stable.

Fed's Williams: A balanced job market will help curb inflation.

Fed's Williams: We haven't seen much change in long-term inflation expectations, which is encouraging.

The Russian Defense Ministry said it would carry out a large-scale retaliatory missile attack on the center of Kiev if Ukraine tried to interfere with the Victory Day celebrations.

Fed's Williams: Job market is doing well so far.

Fed's Williams: The break-even point for the job market could now be between 0 and 50,000 jobs per month.