Bank of Japan: A member said a weak yen could lead to overheating of inflation, which means the appropriate level of the policy interest rate will be raised.

Bank of Japan: A member said that the Bank of Japan could wait until data confirms a clear upward trend in inflation and inflation expectations before adjusting interest rates.

Bank of Japan: A member said it is appropriate to maintain loose policy for the time being as consumption lacks strength and automobile shipments are subject to some disruptions.

Bank of Japan: One member said there are upside risks to inflation.

Bank of Japan: A member said that interest rate hikes must be made in a timely manner without delay to increase the possibility of achieving price targets.

Bank of Japan: A member said that given the chance of upside risks to inflation, adjustments to the degree of monetary easing must be further considered.

Summary of Bank of Japan deliberations: One central bank member believed that the degree of policy easing would be adjusted if price trends rise.

Macquarie upgraded Toyota Motor to outperform with a target price of 3,800 yen.

Japanese Vice Finance Minister Masato Kanda: The US report on foreign exchange monitoring has no impact on Japan.

Japanese Vice Finance Minister Kanda Masato: Excessive foreign exchange fluctuations have a negative impact on the economy.

The three major U.S. stock index futures opened higher on Monday, with Nasdaq futures up 0.19%.

According to AXIOS website reporters: Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu abandoned the Israeli hostage agreement proposal approved by the wartime cabinet, which was also mentioned by Biden. He said he was ready to accept "a partial agreement to bring some hostages home" and then allow the war to resume.

The statement showed that Bahrain and Iran agreed to launch a dialogue aimed at restoring political relations between the two countries.

Yemeni Houthi rebels: attacked two ships in the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean.

According to the Financial Times: Britain will launch cheap anti-drone weapons next year.

ECB Executive Board member Schnabel: Geopolitical risks and climate change are supply-side shock factors.

ECB Executive Board member Schnabel: Companies are beginning to absorb higher wage costs in their profits.

Russian Ministry of Defense: Will respond to the Sevastopol air strike.

ECB Executive Board member Schnabel: Higher deposit rates encourage more savings, and higher savings mean less consumption.