IMF Chief Economist Gu Lansha: The European economy has adapted to the impact of the energy crisis, but it is still vulnerable, especially in the banking sector, if there is a shock.

Nintendo President: It is difficult to maintain the (sales) momentum of Switch this fiscal year.

Nintendo President: Profit is expected to fall due to weak Switch sales and strong yen.

IMF Chief Economist Gu Lansha: Bank supervision still has some unfinished work.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida: We have no plans to increase sales tax to fund measures to counter birth rate decline.

IMF Chief Economist Gu Lansha: Monetary tightening takes time to have an effect, and we are entering a period when it starts to affect inflation.

Gazprom: will continue to deliver gas to Europe via Ukraine, with 32.9 million cubic meters delivered on Tuesday.

Swiss Federal Council: Switzerland joined efforts to secure global supply and value chains in a joint statement backed by 28 countries and national associations, including the EU, US and Germany.

Nintendo expects to sell 15 million Switch consoles by the 2023/24 fiscal year.

Nintendo sold 17.97 million Switch consoles in the 2022/23 fiscal year.

French Energy Minister: Hope gasoline prices fall faster.

Market news: The Israeli foreign minister arrived in Delhi and will meet with Indian Prime Minister Modi.

DBS CEO: The Fed is not expected to cut interest rates this year.

French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire: Electricity price caps will be phased out by the end of 2024.

Saudi Aramco CEO: We are also promoting capacity expansion, and our long-term outlook remains unchanged.

Saudi Aramco CEO: We believe that oil and natural gas will remain a vital part of the global energy mix for the foreseeable future.

Saudi Aramco CEO: The global downstream strategy is gaining momentum.

Market news: European Commission President von der Leyen said earlier on Tuesday that she has arrived in Kiev and will hold talks with Ukrainian President Zelensky.

Malaysia has said 637 billion ringgit in investment may be needed to meet its renewable energy targets.

Fitch: Major banks are expected to remain in a strong financial position and not put pressure on their current credit ratings.