Philippine Central Bank Governor Medalla: My personal view is that we will no longer see the United States take the actions that it has done in the past.

Philippine Central Bank Governor Medalla: Rates should be driven by domestic issues, not the Fed.

Bank Indonesia: The policy focus is to manage the Indonesian rupiah and prevent imported CPI.

Philippine central bank: El Niño risk not considered in inflation forecast.

Bank Indonesia Governor: Liquidity in banks and economy remains ample.

Bank Indonesia Governor: Inflation is expected to remain within the target range in 2023.

Bank Indonesia Governor: The inflation rate is expected to reach 4% in May, close to the upper limit of the target.

Bank Indonesia Governor: The easing of inflation is the result of monetary policy consistency and coordination with the government.

Bank Indonesia Governor: Inflation returns to target sooner than expected.

Bank Indonesia Governor: Will continue to take measures to stabilize the Indonesian rupiah to control imported inflation.

Governor of the Bank of Indonesia: The Indonesian rupiah is expected to continue to appreciate, supported by the current account surplus and capital inflows.

The price of baseload electricity for next-day delivery in France fell 8.6% to €111/MWh.

Central Bank of the Philippines: Ready to resume monetary tightening if needed.

German Chancellor Scholz: Call on Turkish President Erdogan to pave the way for Sweden to join NATO.

Bank Indonesia Governor: Uncertainty in the global economy has risen, and there is a risk of slowing economic growth.

German Chancellor Scholz: Europe must strengthen defense cooperation and accelerate defense production.

German Chancellor Scholz: Sweden should have a seat at the summit table as a new NATO member.

German Chancellor Scholz: NATO summit decisions will include improved protection of underwater infrastructure.

The Central Bank of the Philippines: The latest forecast is that the inflation rate will be 5.4% in 2023 and 2.9% in 2024.