France expects U.K. to respect whole of Brexit deal: Attal

The Federal Reserve Board on Wednesday issued the following statement in support of the Glasgow Declaration by the Network of Central Banks and Supervisors for Greening the Financial System (NGFS): Climate change poses significant challenges for the global economy and financial system, with implications for the structure of economic activity, the safety and soundness of financial institutions and the stability of the financial sector more broadly. A sustained global response by national authorities, the international community, and the private sector can address the financial and economic implications of climate change. The efforts highlighted by COP26 are an important part of that global response. The Federal Reserve supports the efforts of the NGFS to identify key issues and potential solutions for the climate-related challenges most relevant to central banks and supervisory authorities. While the primary responsibility for addressing climate change itself rests with elected officials, the Federal Reserve is committed to working with tweet at 8:30am: *FED: PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY LIES WITH ELECTED OFFICIALS *FED: MAIN FOCUS IS BANK REGULATION, BROADER FINANCIAL STABILITY *FED: WILL WORK WITHIN EXISTING MANDATES ON CLIMATE CHANGE RISKS *FED: CLIMATE POSES SIGNIFICANT CHALLENGES FOR GLOBAL ECONOMY

tweet at 9:33am: *U.K. WANTS TO DISCUSS N. IRELAND PROTOCOL WITH FRANCE THURSDAY *U.K. HAS NOT CHANGED POSITION ON FISHING LICENSES: BLAIN *U.K. IS SEEKING `SUBSTANTIVE CHANGES' TO N. IRELAND PROTOCOL *UK NOT LOOKING TO CHANGE APPROACH IN FRANCE FISH TALKS: BLAIN