European Central Bank President Lagarde: The seizure of Russian assets is a complex issue.

European Central Bank President Lagarde: We are still in a wait-and-see phase, we will enter a restrictive phase and then a normalization phase.

European Central Bank President Lagarde: Expectations for stock markets appear to have improved.

European Central Bank President Lagarde: There are strong expectations for the framework to be completed on March 13.

Montenegro’s High Court ruled to extradite Terra co-founder Do Kwon to South Korea.

European Central Bank President Lagarde: We discussed a framework yesterday to reach consensus.

European Central Bank President Lagarde: Market expectations appear to be more convergent.

Fed Governor Bowman: The current policy stance is tightening and seems to be "accurate and appropriate" to reduce inflation.

Fed Governor Bowman: If upcoming data show that inflation can sustainably reach the 2% target, it would be appropriate to gradually lower policy rates.

Fed Governor Bowman: Given the frequency of data revisions, we will remain cautious when considering any changes in policy stance.

Fed Governor Bowman: Risks include the spillover effects of geopolitical conflicts, easing financial conditions, fiscal stimulus, and a tight job market that keeps core services inflation high.

Fed Governor Bowman: The baseline is continued decline in inflation, but I see some upside factors in the outlook for inflation risks.

Fed Governor Bowman: The latest employment data shows that the job market continues to be tight.

Fed Governor Bowman: January inflation data indicate that progress in further lowering inflation may become slower.

European Central Bank President Lagarde: We will not wait until inflation reaches 2% before taking action.

The Indian cabinet approved an artificial intelligence plan with an investment of 10,372 billion rupees.