Bank of Thailand: GDP is expected to grow by 1% month-on-month in the second quarter.

Bank of Thailand: A weak baht may not help exports much.

Bank Indonesia: Still see exporters providing foreign exchange supply in the market.

Bank of Thailand: If inflation rises, economic recovery will not be smooth.

Bank Indonesia: The rupiah depreciated along with other Asian currencies due to comments from Federal Reserve officials and increased domestic corporate demand.

Bank Indonesia: We guide the foreign exchange market by ensuring supply and demand are balanced.

Bank of Thailand: Inflation rate expected to be lower in June than in May.

Bank of Thailand: The economy is expected to achieve potential growth by the end of this year or early 2025.

Source: Didi Chuxing’s Hong Kong IPO is priced at HK$6 per share.

Bank of Thailand: Industrial manufacturing shows signs of bottoming out, but recovery is uneven.

Bank of Thailand: Medium-term inflation expectations remain consistent with target.

Bank of Thailand: Exports show signs of recovery.

Market news: Malaysia will remain cautious about cutting gasoline subsidies.

Bank of Thailand: Economy will be driven by domestic demand and tourism.

Bank of Thailand: The baht is expected to weaken, and capital outflows reflect domestic uncertainties.

Bank of Thailand: The Committee maintains a cautious stance on macro-financial stability.

Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi: Plans are being arranged for Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida to visit Kazakhstan in August.

The Bank of Korea vowed to step up monitoring of risk factors and take market stabilization measures if necessary, and said it was difficult to rule out the possibility of greater downward pressure on the won.

According to BNO News: A US judge sentenced WikiLeaks founder Assange to prison, ending a years-long legal battle.

The Nikkei 225 index rose 1.00% during the day.