Office of the President of South Korea: South Korea will host a democracy summit from March 18 to 20.

Barclays plans to make at least £10bn of capital returns between 2024 and 2026.

Market news: Russian President Vladimir Putin will deliver a speech at the Federal Parliament on February 29.

Israeli Military: In the past 24 hours, Israeli troops killed dozens of Palestinian militants in the Khan Younis area of Gaza.

Gazprom: Natural gas shipments to Europe continue via Ukraine, with a volume of 42.4 million cubic meters on Tuesday.

Spot gold broke through 2020 US dollars per ounce, rising 0.11% on the day.

Thai Airways CEO: Total orders may reach 80 aircraft.

Thai Airways and Boeing issued statements at the Singapore Air Show. Thai Airways confirmed its order for 45 Boeing 787-9 aircraft.

According to Moneytoday: SK Hynix will begin mass production of its fifth-generation high-bandwidth memory product HBM3E in March.

Market news: The British National Professional Savings Trust (NEST) plans to increase the proportion of private assets to 30% of its total assets.

Mimura, an official at the Japanese Ministry of Finance: When it is necessary to intervene in the currency market, we can sell assets in foreign exchange reserves, such as savings and foreign bonds.

Mimura, an official from the Ministry of Finance of Japan: Pay attention to maintaining safety and ensuring liquidity in the management of foreign exchange reserves.

Mimura, an official from the Japanese Ministry of Finance: Always maintain communication and coordination with other countries on currency intervention situations.

On February 20, local time, air defense warnings were sounded in many regions in northern and central Ukraine.

Prime Minister of Thailand: Visa exemption for tourists from Kazakhstan for another 6 months.

According to the Financial Times: ExxonMobil (XOM.N) warned the European Union that red tape may force it to invest elsewhere.

Thailand’s National Economic and Social Development Council: The Prime Minister did not pressure institutions to cut interest rates. No comment was made on the extraordinary meeting of the central bank committee. The Bank of Thailand should consider other issues besides lowering interest rates and should address the household debt problem.

Australian Bureau of Meteorology (BOM): Despite recent fluctuations, El Niño continues to weaken.