AUD/USD gained 0.50% on the day and is now trading at 0.6686.

Market news: Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky visits flood-hit Kherson region.

Philippine Central Bank: Continue to prioritize bringing inflation back to a path in line with target.

Central Bank of the Philippines: Cut the reserve requirement ratio for ordinary commercial banks by 250 basis points.

According to RIA Novosti: Secretary of the Russian Security Council Patrushev met with Belarusian President Lukashenko in Minsk to discuss security issues.

USGS: A 5.2-magnitude earthquake struck 149 kilometers southeast of Kokopo, Papua New Guinea.

The New Zealand dollar NZD/USD extended its intraday gains to 0.50% and is now trading at 0.6067.

MATHEE, Deputy Governor of the Bank of Thailand: The Bank of Thailand hopes to continue to normalize monetary policy.

COMEX silver extended its intraday gain to 1.00% and is now at $23.77 an ounce.

Reuters Poll: CZK/EUR is expected to depreciate by 1.0% to 23.80 in the next 12 months (previously forecast 23.60).

Reuters Poll: Forint is expected to depreciate by 3.0% to 380.0 against the euro in the next 12 months (previous forecast was 378.50).

Reuters poll: The Polish zloty is expected to depreciate by 2.7% to 4.60 against the euro in the next 12 months (previously forecast 4.60).

UK 2-year gilt yields rose to 4.600%, the highest since Sept. 29 last year, up about 3 basis points on the day.

Gazprom: will continue to deliver gas to Europe via Ukraine, with a volume of 40.8 million cubic meters on Thursday.

India Meteorological Department: Monsoon has reached Kerala.

The EY global chief executive said the case for a spin-off still makes sense and is expected to consider it again in a few years.

Market news: Turkish Foreign Minister held talks with US Secretary of State Blinken.

Pipavav Port, India: Restart ship operations at the port.

About 4,300 people are missing after the Kakhovka Dam explosion, according to TASS news agency citing security agencies.

More than 14,000 houses were submerged after the Kakhovka dam burst, according to TASS, citing security agencies.