Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po: It is predicted that from 2025 to 2028, the actual average annual growth rate will be 3.2%.

Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po: Hong Kong’s GDP growth rate in 2023 will be 3.2%.

South Korea’s state pension received a return of 13.59% in 2023.

The head of South Korea’s market regulator: A clearer statement on the follow-up policy banning short trading may be given sometime in March.

New Zealand Federal Reserve Chairman Orr: The economy faces a soft landing scenario.

Indonesian President: Our economy remains strong and the probability of falling into recession is only 1.5%.

New Zealand Federal Reserve Chairman Orr: We expect to see lower wage demand and higher unemployment.

New Zealand Reserve Bank President Orr: We are in a period of declining inflation.

New Zealand Federal Reserve Chairman Orr: The data strengthens our confidence in the outlook even more than last November.

Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi: Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida exchanged views with Zuckerberg on artificial intelligence and risks.

New Zealand Federal Reserve Chairman Orr: Unexpected upward inflation cannot be tolerated.

New Zealand Reserve Bank President Orr: We have an asymmetric response function to inflation risks.

New Zealand Federal Reserve Chairman Orr: We should see competition among banks on mortgage rates.

U.S. Central Command: Shot down five Houthi armed drones in the Red Sea.

New Zealand Reserve Bank President Orr: The most difficult variable for us to manage is low productivity.

New Zealand Federal Reserve Chairman Orr: Still concerned about underlying inflation.

New Zealand Federal Reserve Chairman Orr: GDP revisions revealed more excess in the economy, and domestic price pressures eased as expected.

New Zealand Federal Reserve Chairman Orr: Many variables lead us to believe that policies are working.

Orr, Chairman of the Reserve Bank of New Zealand: It is gratifying to see the decline in inflation expectations, and we feel confident in the consensus to keep interest rates unchanged for the time being.