Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki: Pay close attention to foreign exchange fluctuations and remain vigilant.

Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki: Foreign exchange rates are determined by various factors in the market.

Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki: Views on foreign exchange are consistent with those conveyed previously.

Japanese Industry Minister Takeshi Saito: It can be confirmed that the production suspension caused by automobile manufacturers due to certification issues has limited impact on suppliers.

RBA: It is still possible to keep inflation on target while maintaining employment growth.

RBA: GDP growth in the first quarter was very weak and wage growth appears to have peaked.

RBA: The case for keeping interest rates stable is stronger than the case for raising them.

RBA: The committee considered the case for raising interest rates.

RBA: August economic forecasts will enable staff to carefully assess spare capacity in the economy.

Reserve Bank of Australia: Judgments on spare capacity are highly uncertain and should be treated with caution.

Reserve Bank of Australia: Inflation expectations remain stable, but market risk premium has risen slightly.

RBA: A significant rise in inflation expectations may require a significant increase in interest rates.

Reserve Bank of Australia: We need to be vigilant about the upward risk of inflation. Data show that there is an upward risk to CPI in May.

RBA: Economic uncertainty makes future policy changes difficult to determine.

RBA: Unemployment is likely to rise rapidly, as it has in the past.

RBA: The path to achieving the CPI target is narrow, and the path to achieving the employment target is even narrower.

RBA: Bringing inflation back to target remains a priority.

Reserve Bank of Australia: The continued rapid rise in corporate bankruptcies will have a negative impact on employment.

RBA: It is difficult to rule out the possibility of future cash rate changes.