Market news: Thailand freezes diesel and cooking gas prices for 3 months.

According to the British Financial Times: The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development will double its loans to Ukraine after agreeing to increase its capital by 4 billion euros.

Thailand’s Prime Minister: Efforts will be made to keep diesel prices around 30 baht per liter.

Google paid $700 million to U.S. consumers as states reached settlements over game store antitrust, court documents show.

Indonesian Internet technology company GoTo rose 7% during the day, and the co-founder of Tokopedia sold shares.

Market news: South Korea seeks to regulate online platforms to ban unfair practices.

Bank of Japan: Thereafter, inflation is expected to rise at a slower pace.

Bank of Japan: CPI has remained around 3% recently.

Bank of Japan: The year-on-year increase in CPI has slowed down compared with the previous period, mainly due to the impact of falling energy prices.

International Monetary Fund: It is recommended that India use exchange rate flexibility as its first line of defense to absorb external shocks.

Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki: The G7 group meeting will discuss support for Ukraine by inviting the Ukrainian Finance Minister for online discussions.

Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki: A meeting of G7 finance ministers will be held on Tuesday evening.

Japanese Foreign Minister Hayashi Masaru: Will not comment on the Tokyo prosecutor’s investigation.

Bitcoin exceeded $43,000 per coin, up 0.92% on the day.

28 economists surveyed said that the Bank of Indonesia will keep the 7-day reverse repurchase rate unchanged at 6.00% on December 21.

Japan will issue 2.9 trillion yen of 2-year government bonds on December 26.

Choi Jong-kyu, chairman of the Korean Financial Services Commission: South Korea will work hard to stabilize the ratio of household debt to gross domestic product.

Choi Jong-kyu, Chairman of the Korean Financial Services Commission: We will go all out to stabilize prices.