The Philippine Central Bank: The economic growth momentum remains unchanged and continues to believe that it is necessary to maintain tight monetary policy.

NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg: Supporting Ukraine is an investment in our own security.

NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg: I expect that the U.S. Congress will agree to a package of continued support for Ukraine.

The Philippine central bank kept its policy rate unchanged at 6.50%, in line with market expectations.

According to RIA Novosti: Indonesia agreed to open a Russian consulate in Bali.

Schneider CEO: Artificial Intelligence is a catalyst for data center demand.

Gazprom: It will continue to deliver natural gas to Europe through Ukraine, with a delivery volume of 42.4 million cubic meters on Thursday.

Indonesian President: Rice prices will fall slightly in one to two weeks.

Iran set its official light crude oil price for March sales to Asia at a premium of $1.75 a barrel.

Stellandis plans to carry out share buybacks of 3 billion euros in 2024.

According to Japan Jiji News Agency: A public opinion survey conducted in February showed that the support rate of Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s cabinet dropped to 16.9%.

A Ukrainian drone attacked an oil depot in the Kursk region of Russia, causing no casualties, the local governor said.

South Korean prosecutors raid premises linked to BNP Paribas and HSBC Korea.

All Nippon Airways (ANA) will add 10 daily international flights at Haneda Airport T2 starting from March 31.

Goldman Sachs strategists downgraded European energy stocks to neutral.

A Spacex rocket was launched carrying an unmanned U.S. lunar landing probe.

Polish Central Bank Member Kotecki: Unless the risk materializes, Polish interest rates may fall.

Kotecki, a member of the Polish Central Bank: He believes that Poland has some room for interest rate cuts in the second half of the year.

Wells Fargo: U.S. retail sales are expected to increase by 0.1% in January, and will increase by 0.3% after excluding auto sales. Over time, a slowing job market is expected to lead to slower spending. The unique factors of excess liquidity and easy access to cheap credit have become a thing of the past for consumption.