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June 7, Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee member Green said at an economic conference on Saturday that despite the acceleration of consumer price growth in the short term, the UKs anti-inflation will continue. Green said: "The anti-inflation process is still ongoing, although inflation has actually risen in the past few months, and we expect it to continue to rise in the third quarter of this year." Green said: "Despite the short-term price peak, we expect inflation to continue to fall to our 2% target in the medium term." Green said. Green is regarded as one of the most hawkish officials of the Bank of England. Although she supported the 25 basis point cut in interest rates to 4.25% last month, she, like some other policymakers, prefers to keep borrowing costs unchanged.According to TASS: The head of the Russian delegation, Medinsky, said that the Ukrainian side unexpectedly postponed indefinitely the arrangements for receiving the remains of fallen soldiers and exchanging prisoners of war.ECB Executive Board member Schnabel: We do see that the more persistent components of inflation are also gradually declining, but some data have not yet reached expected levels.According to TASS: The Russian delegation said during talks with Ukraine in Istanbul that Russia has delivered to Ukraine the first exchange list of 640 prisoners of war.On June 7, some officials in the US presidential administration expressed dissatisfaction with the Ukrainian drone attack on the Russian airport. According to the agency, citing sources, "While some US government officials privately said that they were impressed by the attack, there were also signs that they were dissatisfied with it and believed that it would only strengthen (Russian President Vladimir) Putins determination to continue the war."
