Federal Reserve Governor Waller: We would be more concerned if rising energy prices led to higher prices in other sectors.

Federal Reserve's Daly: Details make the February jobs report difficult to interpret.

US Dollar 1. Federal Reserve's Barkin: The Fed's policy remains slightly tight, but demand remains healthy. Employment data over the past few months has been reassuring. 2. Federal Reserve Governor Bowman: Seeing more signs of labor market stabilization. Euro 1. ECB President Lagarde: We will decide on monetary policy on a meeting-by-meeting basis based on data; we have no predetermined stance. 2. ECB Governing Council member Rehn: Inflation is likely to rise in the short term. 3. ECB Vice President Guindos: If inflation expectations change due to the situation in Iran, the ECB may change its policy stance. 4. ECB Meeting Minutes: Some believe that interest rates can remain at current levels for a long time as long as subsequent data does not show any significant changes. Japanese Yen 1. Japanese Finance Minister Katayama Satsuki: Japan has not yet fully emerged from deflation. The Bank of Japan's monetary policy aims to achieve price stability, not to manipulate the exchange rate. 2. Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Himino Ryozo: The Bank of Japan maintains an accommodative monetary policy, gradually adjusting the degree of easing. Other news: 1. Traders say Turkey used $12 billion of its foreign exchange reserves to stabilize the lira. 2. Traders adjusted interest rate pricing in many parts of Asia due to soaring oil prices. 3. The Central Bank of Malaysia kept its interest rate unchanged at 2.75% for the fourth consecutive meeting. 4. The Governor of the Central Bank of Poland: Poland's inflation rate will remain within the target range until the end of 2028. 5. The Governor of the Central Bank of Hungary: Continued stability in the foreign exchange market is key to curbing inflation expectations. 6. The Governor of the South African Reserve Bank: Inflation is expected to fall to the target level of 3% by 2028.