Market news: The UK Treasury Committee approved the nomination of Sarah Breeden as deputy governor of the Bank of England.

India’s Food Minister: The government can sell more wheat in the open market to control prices.

U.S. natural gas futures increased by 3.00% during the day and are now at $2.761/million British thermal units.

Market news: The leaders of Greece and Turkey will meet in New York on September 20.

Market News: Tesla supplier CNGR considering an initial public offering (IPO) in Indonesia’s battery metals unit.

Bank of Thailand Governor: The higher budget deficit is not a concern yet.

Bank of Thailand Governor: Government policies should not unduly affect economic stability.

U.S. National Hurricane Center: Tropical Storm Margot is weakening in the central and western regions.

Bank of Thailand Governor: There is not much need to stimulate consumption.

Ukraine said it would receive US$1.25 billion in aid from the United States under the World Bank plan.

Czech envoy: Imposing peace on Ukraine will have negative consequences for the West.

Bank of Thailand Governor: Hopes interest rates will remain neutral.

Bank of Thailand Governor: Interest rates are close to neutral levels.

Bank of Thailand Governor: The economy is recovering and tourism is putting pressure on inflation.

Bank of Thailand Governor: El Niño will drive inflation higher next year.

Bank of Thailand Governor: Energy prices are a risk.

Bank of Thailand Governor: Monetary policy will depend on economic outlook.

According to Nikkei: Japan and Canada have agreed to establish an electric vehicle battery supply chain.

London Metal Exchange (LME): Aluminum inventories in the library recorded the largest increase in three weeks.

London Metal Exchange (LME): Aluminum inventories increased by 7,225 tons, copper inventories decreased by 25 tons, nickel inventories remained unchanged, lead inventories increased by 975 tons, tin inventories increased by 60 tons, and zinc inventories decreased by 4,750 tons.