Governor of Bank Indonesia: The interest rate decision is consistent with expectations of low inflation in 2024 and 2025, with efforts to strengthen the rupiah and the goal of supporting economic growth.

The Indonesian central bank announced that the deposit tool rate will be 5.25%, up from 5.50% previously; the lending tool rate will be 6.75%, up from 7.00% previously.

The Indonesian central bank unexpectedly cut interest rates, lowering the benchmark rate to 6.00%, while the market expected it to remain unchanged at 6.25%.

Canadian union Unifor: Reached a preliminary collective agreement with General Motors covering more than 1,300 members at the CAMI Assembly Plant and Battery Assembly Plant in Ingersoll, Canada.

Governor of Bank Indonesia: We will strive to maintain the effectiveness of monetary policy to ensure that inflation remains within the target range in 2024 and 2025.

Governor of Bank Indonesia: The central bank will continue to optimize all monetary tools, including monetary operations, to attract capital inflows and further support the rupiah.

Indonesian central bank governor: The rupiah has outperformed some other regional currencies. Looking ahead, the rupiah is expected to show a strengthening trend.

Japan Tourism Agency: 2.9293 million tourists were received in August.

Governor of Bank Indonesia: The current account deficit is expected to remain between 0.1% and 0.9% of GDP in 2024.

Governor of the Indonesian Central Bank: In the future, we need to make greater efforts to promote economic growth and achieve higher growth from both the demand and supply sides. From the demand side, the policy mix will be strengthened. From the supply side, structural reforms are needed to improve productivity.

Governor of Bank Indonesia: The GDP outlook for 2024 remains in the range of 4.7% to 5.5%.

Governor of Bank Indonesia: Recent indicators show that economic activity remained good in the third quarter.

Governor of the Indonesian Central Bank: Domestic economic growth continues to show resilience. We need to further stimulate economic growth.

Governor of Bank Indonesia: The certainty of the monetary easing path for developed economies, especially the United States, will further guide capital flows into emerging markets.

Governor of the Indonesian Central Bank: Uncertainty in global financial markets has eased, prompting capital to flow into emerging markets including Indonesia.

Indonesian central bank governor: This development suggests the Fed will cut rates earlier and by a larger margin.

Indonesian central bank governor: Uncertainty over monetary policy in developed economies has eased. U.S. inflation is expected to be close to the midpoint of its target range.

Indian Food Minister: There is no need to provide wheat from national reserves at present.

Indian Food Secretary: Indian government will consider relaxing export restrictions on non-basmati white rice.

Gazprom: Will continue to supply natural gas to Europe through Ukraine, with 42.3 million cubic meters delivered on Wednesday.