22:10:30
According to Japanese broadcaster NHK, another strong earthquake occurred in the Noto area of Ishikawa Prefecture, with a magnitude of 7.
22:03:17
The Bank of Israel: Inflation is expected to be 2.4% in the next year (previously expected to be 2.4%).
22:03:01
Bank of Israel: Indicators of economic activity and employment conditions point to a gradual recovery in the economy after the sharp decline seen at the outbreak of the conflict, but with wide differences across sectors.
22:02:32
Bank of Israel: There is considerable uncertainty about the expected severity and duration of the conflict, which in turn affects the extent of its impact on economic activity.
22:01:50
Bank of Israel: The conflict has had significant economic consequences both for real economic activity and financial markets.
22:01:35
Bank of Israel: The interest rate path will be determined based on the continued convergence of inflation towards target, continued stability of financial markets, economic activity and fiscal policy.
22:01:20
Bank of Israel: The Monetary Board’s policies focus on stabilizing markets and reducing uncertainty while maintaining price stability and supporting economic activity.
22:01:02
Bank of Israel: GDP will grow by 2% in 2023 and 2024 respectively, and by 5% in 2025.
22:00:35
The Bank of Israel lowered its benchmark interest rate to 4.5%, in line with market expectations.
20:43:13
Japan Meteorological Agency official: The depth of the earthquake changed from "shallow" to 16 kilometers.
19:54:56
Russian President Vladimir Putin: Russia wants to end the conflict in Ukraine on its own terms.
19:34:27
According to the Japan Broadcasting Corporation: Japan has downgraded the major tsunami warning to a tsunami warning.
18:54:27
A spokesman for the Egyptian Ministry of Supply: Egypt’s strategic reserves of rice are sufficient for 1.4 months and vegetable oil for 3.4 months.
18:20:42
Officials from the Japan Meteorological Agency: The magnitude of this earthquake in the Noto Peninsula area of Ishikawa Prefecture was 7.6, making it the largest earthquake in the area since data records began in 1885.
18:07:58
Chief Cabinet Secretary Hayashimasa Hayashi: So far, local governments have not made requests to dispatch the Self-Defense Forces to earthquake-stricken areas.
18:05:32
Japan’s Chief Cabinet Secretary Hayashi Masaru: No abnormalities have been found in nuclear facilities so far. It is confirmed that a house has been destroyed and the extent of damage will continue to be verified. Some roads have been blocked and Noto Airport is closed.
18:04:33
Japanese Defense Minister: The Japanese military is in contact with local authorities and is ready to assist in any earthquake rescue operations to respond to the situation in the earthquake area.
17:59:55
Korea Meteorological Administration: The tsunami wave height after the major earthquake in Japan may continue to increase after the first impact and last up to 24 hours.
17:58:34
Korea Meteorological Administration: A 45-centimetre-high tsunami has reached Muho City, Gangwon Province, on the east coast of South Korea.
17:56:15
Tata Motors: Domestic sales in December were 76,138 vehicles, a year-on-year increase of 4.3%.