Japanese Deputy Finance Minister Akazawa: The specific monetary policy is determined by the Bank of Japan.

After the release of inflation data, British government bonds opened higher; the 10-year yield fell 3 basis points to 4.12%.

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British Finance Minister Hunt: We still have a lot of work to do on inflation.

Doctors at Al Shifa hospital in Gaza: Gunfire outside the hospital forced staff away from windows after Israeli attack.

Chancellor of the Exchequer Hunt: Now that we are starting to win the battle against inflation, we can look to the next phase of our long-term growth plan.

Indian officials: There are currently no concerns about nominal GDP growth.

The Russian ruble continues to rise, with the ruble-dollar exchange rate exceeding 90 for the first time since July 27.

Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Russia: Unless inflation slows down steadily, the central bank is ready to further raise interest rates.

The main contract of BMD Malaysian palm oil expanded to 2.00% during the day and is now quoted at 3,983 ringgit/ton.

Kochalski, member of the Polish Monetary Policy Committee: Inflation should slow down in the next few quarters.

Kochalski, member of the Polish Monetary Policy Committee: I do not expect a recession in 2023.

Kochalski, member of the Polish Monetary Policy Committee: The Monetary Policy Committee should be cautious about changing interest rates.

British Prime Minister Sunak: We must persist and keep the inflation rate down to 2%.

After the release of the inflation data, the euro rose against the pound, rising 0.12% on the day to 87.16.

Swedish money market participants expect 5-year CPIF inflation to be 2.1% in November, compared with 2.1% in the October survey.

Swedish money market participants expect CPIF inflation in November to be 2.8%, compared with 2.7% in the October survey.

Swedish money market participants expect CPI inflation to be 2.1% in November, the same as the October survey.

Swedish money market participants expect 12-month CPI inflation to be 3.4% in November, down from 3.5% in October.