Bank of Japan member Sou Takada: We have noticed some changes in the foreign exchange market, so we must re-examine their impact on the economy and prices.

Bank of Japan member Sou Takada: Based on our hearings, we expect more price increases in October, even though the yen may be depreciating by then.

Bank of Japan member Sou Takada: If the market fluctuates, we must assess the impact of these fluctuations on the economy and prices in order to formulate policies.

Bank of Japan member Sou Takada: The current market volatility is the second round of volatility we saw in early August, reflecting concerns about the outlook for the US economy.

Bank of Japan member Sou Takada: Current financial market volatility is prone to increase.

RBI Governor: Government spending is expected to accelerate growth.

Governor of the Reserve Bank of India: Consumption and investment demand are growing simultaneously.

Reserve Bank of India Governor: Rural demand has picked up and will grow further.

Governor of the Reserve Bank of India: Despite the slowdown in economic growth in the first quarter, economic fundamentals are strengthening.

Russian Energy Minister: Fuel can be diverted from other refineries.

Russian Energy Minister: Fire broke out at Moscow refinery, but there are no fuel supply problems in the Moscow region.

According to TASS: The Kremlin said there was no discussion of new mobilization.

According to RIA Novosti: The Kremlin said Russia currently does not see the prerequisites for peace talks with Ukraine.

According to RIA Novosti: The Kremlin said that the military operation in Ukraine will continue until all its goals are achieved.

Market news: Volvo Cars expands cooperation with NVIDIA.

According to RIA Novosti: The Kremlin said that military instructors from different countries are taking part in military operations and training of the Ukrainian army in Ukraine.

Ministry of Transport of Malaysia: Malaysia launches aviation decarbonization blueprint; aims to reduce carbon emissions from aviation technology by up to 18% by 2050.

Malaysian Prime Minister: Cabinet discussed budget strategy, not reintroduction of goods and services tax.