Bank of Korea Governor Lee Chang-yong: South Korea’s GDP is expected to grow by about 1.4% this year.

Indonesian officials have said they will no longer build coal-fired power plants after 2030.

National Hurricane Center: Storm Otis is expected to make landfall in southern Mexico in a few days.

U.S. National Hurricane Center: Storm "Norma" may cause flash flooding in the Mexican state of Sinaloa overnight.

Bank of Korea Governor Lee Chang-yong: The possibility of South Korea’s GDP growing by 1% this year is zero.

Deputy Governor of Bank Indonesia: Monetary policy will shift to "support stability."

According to CNN: The number of Thai citizens killed in Israel since the Hamas attack has risen to 30.

Deputy Governor of Bank Indonesia: We are on the right track domestically; economic and financial fundamentals are good.

Deputy Governor of the Bank of Indonesia: Capital flows have fluctuated greatly in the past two months, affecting the Indonesian rupiah exchange rate.

Deputy Governor of Bank Indonesia: The interest rate hike last Thursday was to strengthen foreign exchange stabilization measures.

Bank of Korea Governor Lee Chang-yong: If household debt gets out of control, the Bank of Korea will consider raising interest rates.

Singapore has shortlisted six consortiums for ammonia energy projects.

Bank of Korea Governor Lee Chang-yong: Turmoil in the Middle East makes the trajectory of inflation uncertain.

Market news: Toyota is lobbying India to cut taxes on hybrid vehicles by up to 21%.

Bank of Korea Governor Lee Chang-yong: Aware of the possibility that the Federal Reserve may further raise interest rates.

Bank of Korea Governor Lee Chang-yong: South Korea’s exports will continue to improve moderately next year.

Bank of Korea Governor Lee Chang-yong: The Bank of Korea will continue to focus on suppressing prices for a long time.

The Bank of Japan proposed to purchase 200 billion yen of Japanese 10-25-year government bonds and 425 billion yen of 1-3-year Japanese government bonds.

The Bank of Japan proposed to purchase 450 billion yen of Japanese 3-5 year government bonds.