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Bank of Canada Governor MacCallum was absent from the financial stability report conference due to family matters.

According to Interfax: Kazakhstan says it is not technically feasible for Russia to resume shipments of Kazakh oil through the Friendship Pipeline.

Fed's Williams: The path of monetary policy depends on data, outlook and risks.

Fed's Williams: The Fed must be clear that inflation is returning to its 2% target.

Fed's Williams: Supply chain disruptions are worrisome and are caused by war.

Fed's Williams: Stabilizing inflation expectations is crucial.

Fed's Williams: Monetary policy needs to rely on data.

Fed Williams: In the short term, inflation is about 4% and core inflation is about 3%.

Fed's Williams: Inflation shock could peak in coming months.

Fed Williams: The war in the Middle East is pushing up inflation, and the impact of soaring energy prices should be short-term.

Fed's Williams: The United States is currently less sensitive to oil shocks than historical conditions.

Royal Bank of Canada: Sources say Russia plans to lower the oil price "cut-off price" to $50 per barrel in its budget rules.

Fed's Williams: Don't think artificial intelligence will lead to long-term structural unemployment.

Fed's Williams: Without investment in artificial intelligence, U.S. demand will weaken.

Fed's Williams: Our economy is solid and the underlying labor market is performing well.

German Finance Minister Klingber: Achieving a vision for a more resilient Europe is more important to me than national interests.

Fed's Williams: Artificial Intelligence will have lasting impact on productivity.

German Finance Minister Klingber: I hope the EU market integration and regulatory package will be passed this year.

Fed's Williams: America's vitality drives productivity gains.

Fed Williams: Improvements in productivity for some of us predate the rise of artificial intelligence.