Market news: Explosions were heard in Kiev, the capital of Ukraine.

Market news: US Secretary of Defense Austin will visit Japan, Singapore, India and France next week.

Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Matsuno Hiroichi: Japan will ban the provision of construction and engineering services to Russia.

SK Hynix shares rose 4.3%, hitting a new high since June 2022.

Japanese Government Gazette: As part of the new sanctions, Japan will freeze the assets of 78 Russian groups and 17 individuals.

On the 25th local time, Roberto Neto, governor of the Central Bank of Brazil, said in an interview that the central bank plans to fully implement digital currency by the end of 2024.

Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki: No detailed comment on possible U.S. default.

Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki: is closely watching exchange rate fluctuations.

Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki: The exchange rate should be determined by the market based on fundamentals.

Sources: U.S. debt ceiling talks remain divided on key issues.

Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki: Funding for child care spending is still under consideration.

U.S. official: Biden and Democrats consider scaling back IRS funding in budget deal.

RBNZ Assistant Governor Silk: Policy transmission will be a factor in the setting of the official cash rate (OCR).

New Zealand Federal Reserve Assistant Governor Silk: Interest rates need to remain unchanged for a longer period of time.

Silk, Assistant Governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of New Zealand: You can pause interest rate hikes and observe the development of the situation.

New Zealand Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Silk: The impact of Hurricane Gabriel on inflation is smaller than initially expected.

New Zealand Federal Reserve Assistant Governor Silk: Be wary of excessively tight monetary policy.

New Zealand Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Silk: We are watching to see if the market is prematurely pricing in a rate cut.