Ramsden, deputy governor of the Bank of England: The very rapid loss of bank funds is a growing risk.

Central Bank of Russia: Inflation risks remain considerable under the medium-term outlook.

Central Bank of Russia: The upward deviation of the Russian economy from a balanced growth path is mainly driven by domestic demand.

Central Bank of Russia: From July to October, we continued to tighten overall policy as key interest rates rose.

The Central Bank of Russia: CPI is expected to be close to the upper limit of the 7%-7.5% range in 2023.

Central Bank of Russia: Persistent inflationary pressures have increased in recent months.

Central Bank of Russia: Overall loan growth remains high.

Central Bank of Russia: The Central Bank of Russia expects GDP growth to exceed 3% in 2023, higher than its October forecast.

The Central Bank of Russia: It will make interest rate decisions based on the dynamics of the consumer price index.

Central Bank of Russia: Current inflationary pressures remain high.

The Central Bank of Russia: Inflation is expected to return to the target level in 2024 and further stabilize at a level close to 4%, provided that tight monetary conditions will be maintained in the economy in the medium to long term.

Central Bank of Russia: According to the Bank of Russia’s forecasts and monetary policy stance, the annual inflation rate will fall to 4.0-4.5% in 2024 and will further stabilize at a level close to 4%.

Fitch: Turkish bank profit margins supported by policy normalization measures.

Philippine interagency agency: Keep the GDP growth target at 6.0% to 7.0% in 2023, adjust it to 6.5% to 7.5% in 2024 (previously 6.5% to 8.0%), and keep it at 6.5% to 8.0% from 2025 to 2028.

Kremlin: We are deeply impressed by Hungary’s position (on EU accession negotiations). Hungary is not a pro-Russian country, it just knows how to defend its own interests.

Kremlin: NATO troops entering Finland will pose a threat to us.

Kremlin: (Commenting on the Finland-US defense agreement) This will lead to an escalation of tensions between Russia and Finland.

Kremlin: EU actions against Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia are often based on the intention to provoke Russia.

Kremlin: This is a politicized decision that could destabilize the EU.