Bank of Korea: Will monitor changes in monetary policies of major countries.

Bank of Korea: Will monitor economic downside risks.

Bank of Korea: South Korea’s economy will grow as previously forecast.

Bank of Korea: Will monitor the slowdown in inflation and risks to financial stability.

Bank of Korea: Will monitor geopolitical risks.

Bank of Korea: It will maintain a tightening policy stance for a long time.

Market news: Japan will sell an additional 500 billion yen in bonds today.

The 20-year Japanese government bond yield rose 1.5 basis points to 1.59%. The 10-year Japanese government bond yield rose 2 basis points to 0.825%.

Market news: Japanese communications companies, including SoftBank, oppose the repeal of the Electrical and Communications Business Act.

Venezuelan President Maduro: Venezuela has made a strong return to the oil and natural gas market.

Morgan Stanley (MS.N) downgraded South Korea and the United Arab Emirates to equal weight.

Venezuelan President Maduro: He hopes to establish a mutually respectful relationship with the United States.

The Malaysian ringgit fell to its lowest level against the U.S. dollar since 1998.

According to USA Today: Michigan Republican Representative Jack Bergman is preparing to run for Speaker of the House of Representatives.

Philippine President Marcos: The Philippines plans to put the wealth fund into operation this year.

Market news: The chief investment officer (CIO) of Korean Internet company Kakao was arrested on suspicion of manipulating SM stock.

Musk: If interest rates start to come down, we will accelerate development.