土耳其央行行長：我們調整了臨時目標，認爲緊縮政策將持續更長時間。

China’s gasoline demand is expected to fall further this year as higher oil prices from the Iran conflict and a long-term shift toward electrification reduce consumption. GL Consulting forecasts a 5.5% decline, revised from 5.2%, marking the second-largest contraction on record after 2022 Covid lockdowns. The International Energy Agency also expects demand to slow sharply this quarter. Rising fuel prices, near record highs in April, have curbed driving despite government caps. Analysts said inflation pressures and growing transport alternatives are further weakening gasoline and diesel demand in China.

英國央行首席經濟學家皮爾：勞動力市場比2022年更加寬鬆。