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Fed's Williams: Standing repurchase operations are a key tool to curb interest rate pressures.

Market news: The U.S. Army base will set up a critical minerals factory to promote localized production.

French President Macron: The United States has ended its neutral position toward Ukraine and supports Kyiv’s territorial integrity, military assistance, energy support, and sanctions against Russia.

White House official: The United States is investigating an attack on a ship in the Strait of Hormuz.

The Bank of Mexico unanimously decided to keep interest rates unchanged.

Bank of Canada: Younger survey participants said they have given up on the idea of ​​owning their own home in the future.

Bank of Canada: Those involved in community conversations have clearly expressed a desire to take action to address the housing crisis.

Bank of Canada: Private sector economists believe the Bank of Canada has used too many core inflation measures over the past decade and suggest the central bank should focus on headline inflation.

Bank of Canada: The disconnect between official inflation data and Canadians' daily experiences has led to a decline in trust in the Consumer Price Index (CPI), which in turn has eroded trust in the central bank.

Bank of Canada: Stakeholders expressed support for flexible inflation targeting and a 2% target.

Bank of Canada: Canadians are concerned about the cost of living in all communities surveyed by the bank.

Mexico's central bank will decide on interest rates at 6.5% on June 25, expected to be 6.50%, and the previous value was 6.50%.

EU extends tariff moratorium in Boeing-Airbus trade dispute.

German Chancellor Mertz: We need to ensure that German jobs are restored as soon as possible and that German companies are competitive in both domestic and foreign markets.

German Chancellor Mertz: Currently, Germany is losing between 300 and 500 jobs every day. Double-digit businesses file for bankruptcy every day. That means we have to make sure we get out of this mess as quickly as possible.

French President Macron: Our goal is to strengthen Lebanon’s sovereignty and prevent its territory from becoming the starting point of a new regional conflict again.

French President Macron: We hope to launch a coalition with Prime Minister Meloni to prepare a mechanism after the withdrawal of UNIFIL. Of course, this requires cooperation with the EU and the United Nations.

French President Macron: Regarding the Lebanese issue, France and Italy have special responsibilities because both countries have contributed to the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL).

Fed Goolsby: Welcome the move to streamline the Fed's statement.

Fed Goolsby: Inflation may rise before wages rise.