Swiss National Bank President Jordan: We will continue to pay attention to inflationary pressures.

Swiss National Bank President Jordan: Will adjust policy interest rates to ensure inflation remains within price stability range.

Swiss National Bank President Jordan: We will not provide any forward guidance on interest rates.

Cockrel, a senior official of the French Popular Front: Tax revenues will increase and our plans will not be financed primarily by deficits.

Cockrel, a senior official of the French Popular Front: I think our overall budget deficit will not be worse than the current government expects, and we expect to do better in terms of growth.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will brief the media on the situation at 6 p.m. Japan time on Friday.

Toyota will halt six production lines in Japan on Thursday afternoon local time due to a disruption in parts supplies.

Norwegian Central Bank: The key interest rate is expected to reach 4.42% in the first quarter of 2025.

Norwegian Central Bank: Interest rates are already high enough to reduce inflation.

Governor of Bank Indonesia: We are currently combining intervention with monetary operations to support the market through the Bank Indonesia Rupiah Securities (SRBI) and other tools.

Vietnam and Russia will expand energy investment cooperation and strengthen defense and security cooperation.

Governor of Bank Indonesia: We still believe that the rupiah will continue to strengthen.

Swiss National Bank: Rising inflation due to rising rents, travel and oil prices.

Swiss National Bank: Forecasts for Switzerland, like those for the global economy, are subject to great uncertainty. Developments abroad are the main risk.

Swiss National Bank: Global economic growth will be solid in the first quarter of 2024.

Governor of Bank Indonesia: Inflation has fallen and remains within the target range.

Governor of Bank Indonesia: Continue to optimize measures to support the stability of the rupiah, including through intervention measures.

Governor of the Indonesian Central Bank: The rupiah remains stable. The depreciation of the rupiah is affected by global uncertainties, especially the monetary policy of the United States.

Governor of Bank Indonesia: The current account deficit forecast for 2024 will be maintained at 0.1% to 0.9% of GDP.

Governor of the Indonesian Central Bank: Will adopt prudent macroeconomic policies to achieve sustainable growth.