India’s Ministry Of External Affairs: India Will Continue To Diversify Its Procurement Efforts And Advance Related Arrangements In Accordance With Evolving Market Dynamics

India’s Ministry Of External Affairs: India Has Taken Note Of The Bill Passed By The US Congress To Sanction Russia And Iran

India’s Ministry Of External Affairs: India Is Firmly Committed To Ensuring The Security Of Its People’s Energy Supply

Institution: The Threshold For The Federal Reserve To Implement Further Rate Hikes Is Not High

Lula Stated That He Would Urge The United States Not To Interfere In Brazil's Elections During His Attendance At The UN General Assembly In The U.S

DBS: The Federal Reserve May Raise Interest Rates Two More Times In This Cycle

Traders Stated That The Reserve Bank Of India May Be Selling U.S. Dollars To Support The Rupee

Thailand's Energy Minister: Thailand Is Seeking To Obtain More Crude Oil From Regions Outside The Middle East

Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama: No Comment On The Bank Of Japan's Policy

Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama: The Bank Of Japan Is Expected To Work Closely With The Government To Implement Appropriate Monetary Policy In Order To Achieve The 2% Price Target

Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama: When We Implemented The Joint Japan-U.S. Intervention, We Demonstrated Our Determination To Deal With Excessive Volatility

Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama: We Will Review Budget Requests And Control Debt Issuance At A Level That Can Gain Market Confidence

Bank Of England: CPI Data Supports A "hawkish Pause" By The Bank Of England

Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Minoru Kihara: We Will Continue To Monitor The Impact Of The (interest Rate Hike) On The US Economy And Markets