UN Secretary-General: Shareholders Of Multilateral Development Banks Must Provide Stronger Support To Lending Institutions, Including Providing More Capital

UN Secretary-General: Governments Need To Impose A Windfall Tax On Fossil Fuel Companies To Fund Climate Change Adaptation

The Bank Of Thailand: GDP Growth Remains Below Potential

London Metal Exchange (LME): Copper Inventories Decreased By 3,000 Tons, Nickel Inventories Decreased By 690 Tons, Tin Inventories Decreased By 130 Tons, Aluminum Inventories Decreased By 1,500 Tons, Lead Inventories Decreased By 1,000 Tons, And Zinc Inventories Decreased By 325 Tons

The Bank Of Thailand Stated That The Recent Depreciation Of The Thai Baht Was Influenced By Capital Outflows From The Stock Market

The Bank Of Thailand: Prepared For Sharp Fluctuations In The Thai Baht

Ministry Of Foreign Affairs: Sincerely Welcomes Enterprises From All Countries To Invest And Operate In China And Share More Of China's New Development Opportunities

Market News: A Japanese Expert Panel Has Recommended Reducing The Food Sales Tax To 1% For A Period Of Two Years

Swedish Central Bank Deputy Governor Søm: I Closely Monitor Behavioral Changes And Very Carefully Monitor Companies' Pricing Plans

Deputy Governor Of The Swedish Central Bank, Bunge: I Believe The Recovery Of The Swedish Economy Is Ongoing

Swedish Central Bank Governor Töden: We May Be Focusing Too Much On The Details Of Assessing Domestic Inflation Risks And Thus Neglecting Broader International Events

Hjelm, Deputy Governor Of The Swedish Central Bank: Monetary Policy Should Ignore Temporary Inflationary Spikes, Especially When Conditions Permit, Particularly When Inflation Is Clearly Supply-driven

Hjelm, Deputy Governor Of The Swedish Central Bank: I Think Fundamentally, If Developments Are Assessed As Broadly In Line With The Baseline Scenario, The Policy Rate Path Set In The March Forecast Remains Reasonable

Swedish Central Bank Deputy Governor Bunge: Even If The War Ends Immediately, Supply Shocks Will Continue To Affect The Inflation Outlook

Swedish Central Bank Deputy Governor Seim: If The Strait Of Hormuz Opens, Cost Pressures Could Be Significantly Alleviated, Thus Reducing The Likelihood That We Will Take Action

Swedish Central Bank Deputy Governor Søm: Before Advocating For An Interest Rate Hike At Our Upcoming Meeting, I Would Like To See Credible Signs That The Increasing Global Cost Pressures Are Having A Worrying Impact On Swedish Inflation

Swedish Central Bank Deputy Governor Seim: Regardless Of Whether A Lasting Peace Agreement Is Reached In The Near Future, I Believe The Risk Of Excessive Inflation Has Increased

Swedish Central Bank Deputy Governor Bunge: Our Interest Rate Path Suggests That A Rate Hike This Fall Is Possible, But We Will Reconsider This Issue After The Summer