The Swedish government predicts that GDP will fall by 0.5% in 2023, compared with a decline of 0.8% in September.

The Swedish government expects CPIF inflation to be 2.7% in 2024, the same as the 2.7% forecast in September.

Governor of Bank Indonesia: Interest rate decisions are consistent with the focus of maintaining foreign exchange stability and controlling inflation within the target range.

European Central Bank Vice President Guindos: Inflation in the euro area has dropped significantly.

Bank Indonesia Governor: The inflation rate is expected to remain within the target range in 2024 and 2025.

Bank Indonesia Governor: Will monitor inflation risks, especially those related to food prices.

ECB Vice President Guindos: Wage costs and profits may delay the achievement of the 2% inflation target.

Bank Indonesia Governor: Inflation rate is expected to be 2%-4% in 2023.

Bank Indonesia Governor: Continue to monitor foreign exchange risks to ensure the stability of the Indonesian rupiah.

Bank Indonesia Governor: GDP is expected to grow by 4.7-5.5% in 2024.

Governor of Bank Indonesia: Keeping the current account deficit estimate for 2024 within the range of 0.1% to 0.9% of GDP.

Bank Indonesia Governor: The Indonesian rupiah has appreciated against the backdrop of easing global uncertainty.

Market news: South Korea will test extending the trading hours of the Korean won to 2 a.m. starting in February.

Governor of Bank Indonesia: Indonesia’s domestic economic activities remain good and are supported by domestic demand.

Governor of Bank Indonesia: Various risks may increase uncertainty.

Bank Indonesia Governor: U.S. Treasury yields are expected to fall but remain at a high level.

Governor of Bank Indonesia: Global interest rates, including the Federal Reserve funds rate, are considered to have reached their peak, but will remain at high levels for a longer period of time.

Governor of the Bank of Indonesia: Global economic growth is expected to be 3% in 2023 and will slow to 2.8% in 2024.

ECB Vice President Guindos: We welcome the agreement (on new fiscal rules) because it reduces market uncertainty.

European Central Bank Vice President Guindos: The European Central Bank does not believe that the euro area will fall into a technical recession in the future.