U.K. Recovery, Turkey's Governor, Blocked Suez Canal: Eco Day.

Sweden's Riksbank, the world's oldest central bank, warned on Wednesday that rising temperatures mean monetary policy can't ignore the fallout of carbon emissions Turkey's new central bank governor promised to stick to the single interest-rate framework adopted by his predecessor, state news agency Anadolu reported, citing a meeting between the monetary authority and commercial lenders on Wednesday One of the strongest market trends of the last 12 months appears to have broken. Here's the latest news and analysis from Bloomberg Economics to help you start the day: The U.K. economy could see a "rip roaring" recovery even if consumers spend just a bit of the additional savings they accumulated during the Covid crisis, according to Bank of England Chief Economist Andy Haldane The U.K. may need tougher border measures "very soon" to prevent the arrival of coronavirus variants from continental Europe that risk undermining the country's vaccine roll-out, Boris Johnson said Global warming may force central banks to keep interest rates low. [Extracted from the article]