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A U.S. appeals court rejected the Justice Department's renewed request to temporarily block California from counting mail-in ballots from 20,000 alleged non-citizens.

Mexico's Finance Minister: If the economic momentum continues, the growth rate in 2026 may be close to the upper limit of the forecast range.

According to the Russian business news agency, Russia is considering imposing a ban on exports of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG).

Ukrainian President Zelensky: Russia continues to attack Ukraine's energy infrastructure, and Ukraine will respond appropriately.

According to Interfax news agency: Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov met with the Japanese Foreign Minister.

Nick Timiraos, the Fed's mouthpiece: Currently, FOMC members are still frequently speaking, with the aim of ensuring that the market fully understands the Fed's overall policy response mechanism.

The SEC’s enforcement director said the agency is reviewing the disclosures of artificial intelligence companies.

U.S. Central Command: The Iranian Revolutionary Guard's claim that it destroyed a U.S. military unmanned surface vessel is untrue. In fact, all U.S. military unmanned surface vessels in the Middle East have been confirmed to be in good working order, including an advanced unmanned surface vessel unit patrolling the Strait of Hormuz and supporting the U.S. Central Command's defense system.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average extended its losses to 1%.

Federal Reserve's Logan: Not adjusting interest rates at a particular policy meeting does not mean that the Fed has changed its ultimate interest rate target.

Federal Reserve's Logan: As long as the final interest rate target is clearly stated in advance, the market and the economy can be better prepared and adapt to the decision to temporarily pause interest rate hikes.

Federal Reserve's Logan: It is "unacceptable" that inflation has not fallen toward the Fed's 2% target.

Federal Reserve's Logan: Long-term interest rates have risen, but the drag on the economy is not as great as expected.

Federal Reserve's Logan: The labor market is in a balanced state, but may be slightly tight.

Federal Reserve's Logan: Economic growth is strong and consumer spending is robust.

Federal Reserve's Logan: Rising market interest rates send a message that investors believe there is still work to be done in monetary policy.

Federal Reserve's Logan: Financial conditions are providing a tailwind for the economy.

Federal Reserve's Logan: After raising interest rates by 50 basis points, it would be reasonable to pause rate hikes in order to determine what further action is appropriate.

Federal Reserve's Logan: The ultimate goal is to keep policy moderately restrictive.

Federal Reserve's Logan: Gradual policy adjustments help households, businesses, and investors adapt to higher interest rates.