Regarding monetary policy decisions, the Federal Reserve Daly emphasized that more time is needed for evaluation, and said that more evaluation is to solve difficult problems.

Bank of England Governor Bailey: Our work on retail central bank digital currency does not change our commitment to physical currency.

Fed Daly: The U.S. economy continues to be surprising, and with this momentum, we need to do more to raise interest rates.

Bailey, Governor of the Bank of England: Stablecoins are not robust and do not meet the standards of a safe currency.

Bailey, Governor of the Bank of England: Some previous tightening policies have not yet had an impact on the British economy.

Fed Daly: Risks have become more balanced.

Bank of England Governor Bailey: Despite the advent of digital currencies, cash will still exist.

Fed Daly: We need to rely on data to make policy.

Bank of England Governor Bailey: We must resolutely complete the work of fighting inflation.

Bank of England Governor Bailey: The Monetary Policy Committee is watching wages, inflation and price data.

Governor of the Czech central bank: Inflation is expected to drop to single digits early next year, and the debate is whether it will be closer to 2% or 4%.

Brazilian Finance Minister Haddad: I have a deep friendship with the President, and we often have candid discussions and exchanges on various issues.

Czech central bank governor: the domestic economy is facing a restrictive monetary policy, the question is how long this policy will last.

Czech central bank governor: I think the time to raise interest rates has passed.

Iraqi state oil marketing organization SOMO: Iraq set the official sales price of Basrah Intermediate crude oil sold to North America and South America in August at a discount of US$0.8 per barrel to Argus sour crude oil.

SOMO, the Iraqi state oil marketing organization: Iraq has set the official selling price of Basrah Intermediate crude oil sold to Europe in August at a discount of US$3.15 per barrel to Brent crude oil.