The Philippine peso rose 1% to 56.230 against the U.S. dollar on the day, heading for its best single-day performance since June 27.

Thai Foreign Minister: Iran has promised to assist us in negotiations.

Societe Generale: Assuming a decrease of 35,000 jobs due to increased strike activity, the number of non-farm payrolls in the United States in October is expected to be 190,000.

Thai Foreign Minister: We are coordinating with governments that have access to Hamas for the safe release of our hostages.

Market news: Singapore stated that the bill stipulates a new investment management system, which will apply to local and foreign investors.

Market news: Singapore said it will introduce a major investment review bill.

Deutsche Bank: The number of new non-farm jobs in the United States is expected to fall to 140,000 in October from 336,000 in September, with the unemployment rate remaining at 3.8%.

Bank Indonesia: It is expected that another interest rate hike is unlikely.

Governor of Bank Indonesia: The overall inflation rate in 2024 is expected to be around 2.8%.

Bank Indonesia Governor: Inflation rate is expected to remain around 3% by the end of 2023.

Bank Indonesia: Stress test results show that the Indonesian banking industry has considerable resilience and sufficient buffer capacity.

Indonesian Financial Regulator: We require financial institutions to monitor their investment portfolios amid market volatility.

Indonesian Financial Regulatory Agency: We will continue to monitor the impact of market fluctuations and sharp increases in bond yields on the stock market and financial companies.

Bank of Thailand Governor: We need adequate buffers to deal with future risks in Thailand.

Bank of Thailand Governor: We need to preserve policy space to deal with risks.

Bank of Thailand Governor: The Thai baht’s volatility is between 8% and 9%, higher than past levels.

Bank of Thailand Governor: We have high levels of capital outflows, deviating from regional trends, with outflows from Thailand totaling $8.4 billion this year. Capital outflows are caused by fiscal concerns.

Bank of Thailand Governor: We are also concerned about the increase in public debt.

Bank of Thailand Governor: We are concerned about high household debt levels.

Bank of Thailand Governor: The country’s external stability is strong.