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According to Iranian state television, the port region of Bandar Abbas in southern Iran was attacked by US artillery fire.

Federal Reserve's Logan: The banking regulatory liquidity system could be further optimized, thereby making the Fed's balance sheet smaller.

Federal Reserve's Logan: The goal should be to build an efficient and effective balance sheet, rather than simply pursuing its size.

Federal Reserve's Logan: Current wage levels are not putting inflationary pressure on prices.

Federal Reserve Chairman Logan: There have been no changes to the Federal Reserve's meeting mechanisms, organizational structure, or data-driven decision-making approach.

Federal Reserve Chairman Logan: Like his predecessor Powell, Federal Reserve Chairman Warsh has a very high level of dedication to the Federal Reserve institution.

The White House: The actions taken by the United States have helped stabilize the global oil market.

Federal Reserve's Logan: The scale and timing of AI-driven productivity gains remain uncertain.

The White House says Trump will address Iran in his speech tonight (9 a.m. Beijing time).

Federal Reserve's Logan: Texas labor market is under pressure due to immigration restrictions, which is worrying.

Federal Reserve's Logan: He is very optimistic about the long-term productivity gains from artificial intelligence. However, current strong and real demand for AI investment will likely create short-term inflationary pressures.

The White House: We will continue to monitor developments in Iran.

Federal Reserve's Logan: Even by the most conservative estimate, rising electricity prices driven by data center demand could become a new source of mild inflationary pressure.

Federal Reserve's Logan: Even if oil prices remain high, constraints such as natural gas transportation capacity may hinder producers from increasing output.

Federal Reserve's Schmid: The Federal Reserve can only be accountable by making its decision-making process transparent, increasing transparency, and accepting public criticism.

Federal Reserve's Schmid: Inflationary shocks are not inherently temporary, and he disagrees that the Fed should "ignore" certain types of price increases.

Federal Reserve's Schmid: It's time to stop excluding food prices from core inflation metrics.

Federal Reserve's Schmid: Inflation is a key factor to consider when formulating monetary policy.

Federal Reserve's Schmid: The labor market appears broadly stable. Inflation persists across a wide range of goods and services and remains a "concerning" factor.

Federal Reserve's Schmid: Recent inflation data is encouraging, but it is too early to draw conclusions.