Governor of the Bank of Thailand: The Bank of Thailand will adjust monetary policy based on the economic background.

Bank of Thailand Governor: Economic recovery continues but weaker than expected.

Bank of Thailand Governor: The Bank of Thailand will lower its growth and inflation forecasts later in September.

Nigerian Gas Minister: Nigeria has sufficient natural gas reserves; by 2030, it will be possible to increase gas production to 5 billion cubic feet per day.

Nigeria’s Oil Minister: The situation in Niger is hindering the Trans-Saharan Pipeline.

Sri Lanka’s central bank governor: Sri Lanka hopes to reach an agreement with foreign debt creditors this month. It is expected to receive funding from the International Monetary Fund in November.

Governor of the Central Bank of Sri Lanka: Sri Lanka is expected to complete local debt restructuring in mid-September.

National Hurricane Center: Depression system ELEVEN-E is expected to strengthen and develop into a hurricane later this week.

Bank of Thailand Governor: Monetary policy and policy space are sufficient to respond to any external shocks.

The Australian dollar AUD/USD fell 0.50% on the day and is now at 0.6428.

Bank of Thailand Governor: Monetary policy will focus on the long-term outlook.

Governor of the Bank of Thailand: The Bank of Thailand strives to control the inflation rate within the range of 1%-3%.

Governor of the Bank of Thailand: The current policy rate is close to the neutral level.

Bank of Thailand Governor: GDP growth and inflation to be lower than previously forecast.

Bank of Thailand Governor: Inflation is lower than expected but will gradually return to target range.

Bank of Thailand Governor: Worried about the impact of El Niño on food prices.

The Governor of the Bank of Thailand: The number of foreign tourists is expected to reach 29 million this year, but the amount of consumption is lower than expected.

Bank of Thailand Governor: Economic recovery is intact.

Philippine Central Bank: Inflation is still expected to fall back to the target range in the fourth quarter of 2023.

Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas: Risks to the inflation outlook continue to rise.