Bank of Thailand Governor: Thailand’s economic recovery remains intact.

Bank of Thailand Governor: The likelihood of a reversal of economic recovery is expected to be low.

Bank of Thailand Governor: The ratio of public debt to GDP is at a high level, but has not reached crisis levels.

Bank of Thailand Governor: Household debt levels are not yet close to crisis tipping point.

Bank of Thailand Governor: The baht’s high volatility is due to its correlation with gold prices.

Bank of Thailand Governor: Rising oil prices, wages and government policies will also put pressure on future inflation.

Bank of Thailand Governor: Our financial system is resilient to external risks.

Bank of Thailand Governor: Our financial system is stable.

Governor of the Bank of Thailand: El Niño and rising food prices have raised inflationary risks.

Bank of Thailand: Thailand’s consumption growth is expected to remain strong for the remainder of 2023.

U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen: I am glad that McCarthy has taken action to keep the government running. Whether the speaker remains in office depends on the Democrats and Republicans in Congress.

Traders: The Markit investment-grade credit default swaps (CDS) index in Asia ex-Japan rose 5 basis points.

SoftBank CEO: Artificial general intelligence is not our enemy, it is our most powerful and reliable partner.

Market news: Thailand has strengthened security measures for tourists after the Bangkok shooting incident, and the country plans to take measures to boost the confidence of foreign tourists.

SoftBank CEO: In the next 20 years, artificial super intelligence will exceed human intelligence by 10,000 times.

Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Matsuno Hiroshi: It is very important for exchange rate stability to be consistent with fundamentals.

Japan’s Chief Cabinet Secretary Matsuno Hiroshi: We will continue to take appropriate measures to deal with exchange rate (fluctuations).

Japan’s Chief Cabinet Secretary Matsuno Hiroshi: Excessive exchange rate fluctuations are undesirable.

Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Matsuno Hiroshi: It is important that the currency stably reflects fundamentals.