Thailand’s Prime Minister: Plans to triple farmers’ income within 4 years.

Market news: Australia announced a US$2 billion expansion plan for major mineral financing.

Thai Prime Minister: The government will prioritize medium and long-term stimulus measures.

Prime Minister of Thailand: It is very important to issue a subsidy of 10,000 baht because it will help stimulate consumption in the short term.

Prime Minister of Thailand: Through stimulus measures, we are addressing short-term needs such as lowering living and energy costs.

Market news: Kazakhstan will export 80,000 tons of oil per month through Russian Black Sea ports.

Franklin Templeton CEO: The U.S. economy will achieve a soft landing.

CEO of US private equity firm Carlyle Group: We will face more headwinds than tailwinds in the coming year

After the Hungarian central bank cut interest rates, the Hungarian forint depreciated 0.2% against the euro.

The Central Bank of Hungary lowered its benchmark interest rate by 75 basis points to 12.25%, and market expectations were lowered to 12.50%.

General Motors (GM.N) CFO: GM will not sign uncompetitive union contracts.

Standard Chartered Group CEO Wen Tuosi: Economic and interest rate issues are more worrying than conflicts.

Brazilian President Lula: He is likely to travel to Saudi Arabia soon to discuss investment plans in Brazil.

NATO Secretary General Stoltenberg: Hungary does not want to delay Sweden’s application to join NATO.

Spanish Acting Labor Minister Yolanda Diaz: Under the coalition agreement, the bank tax will be strengthened.

Eurogroup Chairman Donoghue: Will directly put pressure on Italy to ratify the European Stability Mechanism.

European Central Bank President Lagarde: The euro zone economy will stagnate in the next few quarters.

European Central Bank President Lagarde: Delaying fiscal reforms may require the ECB to take more measures.

CEO of Italian oil company Eni: Natural gas prices are tight due to the winter season and conflicts.