As we navigate through today’s economic landscape, a number of influential central bank figures are scheduled to speak. Their insights can significantly impact market sentiment, influencing everything from interest rates to inflation expectations. Below is a rundown of today’s key speakers and their respective times (all times are in GMT).

European Central Bank (ECB) Speakers

• Luis de Guindos (ECB): 8:00 AM
  Luis de Guindos, Vice President of the ECB, is set to speak early this morning. His remarks will likely focus on the eurozone’s economic outlook and potential shifts in monetary policy. As one of the leading figures in the ECB, his speech is always a crucial one to watch.
• François Villeroy de Galhau (ECB): 8:30 AM
  Villeroy, a key member of the ECB Governing Council, will address the markets next. Expect insights on inflation control measures and the central bank’s stance on future interest rate decisions.
• Boris Vujcic (ECB): 8:35 AM
  Vujcic, Governor of the Croatian National Bank and an influential ECB figure, will follow shortly after Villeroy. His comments may focus on regional economic trends and their potential impact on ECB policies.

Riksbank Speakers

• Erik Bunge (Riksbank): 8:10 AM
  Erik Bunge, Executive Board member of Sweden’s central bank, will be speaking at 8:10 AM. His comments are expected to shed light on Sweden’s monetary policy stance, particularly in relation to inflation and economic growth.
• Stefan Ingves (Riksbank): 2:30 PM
  Later in the day, Riksbank Governor Stefan Ingves will take the stage. Ingves’ speeches often provide clarity on Sweden’s economic recovery efforts and any adjustments to monetary policy.

Federal Reserve Speakers

• Thomas Barkin (Federal Reserve): 1:00 PM / 2:20 PM
  Fed Governor Thomas Barkin will speak twice today, first at 1:00 PM and then again at 2:20 PM. His dual appearances are likely to offer a comprehensive overview of the Fed’s outlook on inflation and economic stability, as well as potential future policy changes.
• Neel Kashkari (Federal Reserve): 3:00 PM
  At 3:00 PM, Neel Kashkari, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, will share his views. Kashkari is often a key figure in shaping market expectations on monetary policy, particularly regarding inflation and employment trends.
• John Williams (New York Fed): 4:00 PM
  John Williams, President of the New York Fed, will take the stage at 4:00 PM. As a key voice in the Fed’s policy-making process, his speech will likely offer insights into the broader economic landscape and the Fed’s next steps.
• Austan Goolsbee (Federal Reserve): 5:00 PM
  Fed Governor Austan Goolsbee will speak at 5:00 PM. His remarks may focus on the Fed’s approach to balancing economic growth with inflation control, especially given the current global economic challenges.
• Fed Beige Book: 7:00 PM
  The Fed’s Beige Book, a comprehensive report that offers a snapshot of economic conditions across the U.S., will be released at 7:00 PM. This report provides valuable information on regional economic activity, labor markets, and price pressures.

Bank of England (BoE) Speaker

• Silvana Tenreyro (BoE): 4:30 PM
  Last but not least, BoE’s Silvana Tenreyro will speak at 4:30 PM. Tenreyro’s insights on inflation, growth, and the UK’s economic outlook will be essential, especially in light of ongoing monetary policy discussions at the BoE.