Hungarian Economy Minister: The government will review some investment and procurement projects, some of which may be delayed.

Hungary’s Economy Minister: “Fine-tuning” of measures is needed to reach the revised 2024 deficit target.

Kiev city authorities said fragments of the missile fell in an area of the city, damaging residential buildings.

The ProShares Bitcoin Strategy ETF U.S. stocks rose 5.3% before the market opened, and the iShares Bitcoin ETF rose 5.1%.

According to LSEG data: Gazprom has shipped the first cargo of liquefied natural gas to Spain from the Baltic Sea port of Potovaya.

Market News: The Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission continues to block access to Binance.

Hungarian Minister of Economy: Hungary’s GDP is expected to grow by 2%-3% in 2024.

Data shows that the number of tourists arriving in Thailand in February was 3.352 million.

The Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority: Bank Audi violated money laundering regulations and has ordered the recovery of profits totaling 3.9 million Swiss francs and imposed a capital surcharge of 19 million Swiss francs.

The basic electricity price for delivery in Germany the next day was 66.75 euros/MWh, a 14.4% decrease from the price delivered last Friday.

According to the Ukrainian National News Agency, in the early morning of March 25, local time, fragments of a downed Russian attack drone fell in the Nikolaev Oblast of Ukraine, injuring 11 people. The report also stated that in the early morning of that day, Ukrainian air defense forces shot down four Russian attack drones in the Nikolayev area. Russia has no response yet.

1. Makoto Kanda, Deputy Minister of Finance of Japan: Recent exchange rate fluctuations do not reflect fundamentals and speculation is clearly seen, and exchange rate measures will be taken as necessary. 2. Bank of America cited EPFR data: In the latest week, cash outflows totaled $61.2 billion, the largest outflow since October 2023. Gold inflows reached US$1.1 billion, the largest since May 2023. 3. European Central Bank President Lagarde: The decline in inflation in the euro area is expected to continue. Holzman: New information in June could open the door to a rate cut; preparations are underway for a rate cut. Nagel: The probability of an interest rate cut in June is higher than in April; before the summer vacation, we are likely to see the first interest rate cut; we should adopt a very cautious attitude towards the first interest rate cut. Scicluna: A rate cut in April cannot be ruled out. An interest rate cut in April cannot be ruled out and we should no longer overburden economic activity. 4. Fed Bostic: It is now expected to cut interest rates once by 25 basis points in 2024, which is lower than the two previously expected. The rate cut is expected to happen later this year. 5. The Central Bank of Russia kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 16.00%, in line with market expectations. 6. Tunisia’s central bank kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 8%. 7. Colombia’s central bank lowered the lending rate from 12.75% to 12.25%. 8. Bank of England Governor Bailey said last Friday that market expectations for an interest rate cut were reasonable, and GBP/USD once fell to a monthly low against the US dollar. 9. The Indian rupee fell to a record low against the US dollar on Friday.

Nissan Motor: Plans to achieve sales growth of 1 million vehicles in the next three years.

Trading platform Binance: Will stop supporting deposits and withdrawals of USDC through Tron. Deposits and withdrawals of USDC through other supported networks will not be affected.

Gazprom: It will continue to deliver natural gas to Europe through Ukraine, with a delivery volume of 42 million cubic meters on Monday.

According to the Times of Israel: The United Nations Security Council plans to vote on a resolution on Monday calling for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire between Palestine and Israel during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.

Fitch: A gradual increase in interest rates in Japan will have a positive impact on the economy.