11:58:59
Indian Prime Minister Modi: I met with the Prime Minister of Singapore and we agreed on the need to strengthen trade relations.
11:52:46
Traders said the RBI may sell dollars to prevent the rupee from depreciating below 84 to the dollar.
11:49:53
Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Bullock: We need to see actual inflation data slowing down before taking action.
11:48:42
Hong Kong Observatory: The Gale or Storm Signal will be changed to No. 8 at 6:20 p.m. today.
11:47:14
Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Bullock: We will pay close attention to the third quarter consumer price index, but there are other indicators to pay attention to.
11:45:29
Reserve Bank of Australia Chairman Bullock: A small appreciation of the Australian dollar is beneficial in fighting inflation.
11:44:41
Australian Defense Minister: Agree to strengthen cooperation between Australian and Japanese air forces.
11:40:14
Reserve Bank of Australia Chairman Bullock: The committee will not focus on just one inflation data.
11:38:57
UN Secretary-General Guterres: China-Africa partnership can drive the renewable energy revolution.
11:38:26
UN Secretary-General Guterres: Proposes deep reforms to the outdated, ineffective and unfair international financial system.
11:38:10
UN Secretary-General Guterres: The current situation is unsustainable and may lead to social unrest.
11:38:01
UN Secretary-General Guterres: African countries are unable to obtain effective debt relief, resources are scarce, and concessional funds are clearly insufficient.
11:37:36
UN Secretary-General Guterres: The 2030 Agenda, the Paris Agreement and the Africa 2036 Agenda are at risk.
11:35:39
Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Bullock: Interest rate policy is clearly working.
11:35:23
Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Bullock: If CPI does not fall, more restrictive measures may be needed.
11:33:41
RBA Governor Bullock: We need to see inflation results before lowering interest rates.
11:33:10
Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Bullock: Demand levels for goods and services are higher than supply.
11:31:09
At the close of the morning session, most of the main domestic futures contracts fell, with the European container shipping line falling by more than 6%, coke, soda ash, and coking coal falling by more than 3%, and lithium carbonate, methanol, fuel oil, iron ore, and Shanghai zinc falling by more than 2%. In terms of price increase, rapeseed meal rose by more than 4%, and alumina rose by more than 1%.
11:14:49
Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Bullock: Policy will remain restrictive until inflation returns to the target range on a sustainable basis.
11:14:01
Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Bullock: The Committee remains vigilant to upside risks to core inflation.