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Chicago Fed President Charles Evans made a statement that the US Federal Reserve plans to raise interest rates in the range of 4.50% to 4.75%.

Board members of the Bank of Japan (BOJ) agreed that the inflationary impact of recent sharp moves of the yen should be scrutinized and reaffirmed their determination to keep soft money policy, despite the fact that the currency's instability alarmed financial markets.

According to an announcement recently made by the Bank of England, the regulator shows its readiness to change the interest rate and continues to carefully monitor the situation in the market, especially after the fall of the British national currency to a record low and the drop in bond prices as a response to the government’s new financial plan.

By the Munich Institute for Economic Research (IFO), the index of investment climate fell by 4.3.

As energy prices are rapidly increasing, the German automotive industry demands immediate aid.

The final investment decision has been taken by ONE-Dyas.

The European Central Bank is expected to announce a 75-basis-point rate surge at its next sessions scheduled for October and December, as Goldman Sachs Group Inc. says.

Growth in the region will slow from 7.2% last year to 3.2% in 2022, well below the 5% projected in April, according to the latest data.

According to a statement made by president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland Loretta Mester, the Federal Reserve System of the U.S. needs to increase the rates and continue restrictive monetary policy for a period of time, as the current level of inflation is “unacceptably high.”

The leading German corporations such as Adidas, Mercedes-Benz and Siemen are mostly owned by foreigners. An analysis by the auditing firm EY revealed that at least 53 percent of all shares in the DAX index were held by foreign investors in 2021.