US Dollar:
1. The Federal Reserve's book losses on its bond holdings narrowed to less than $850 billion last year.
2. Fed's Goolsby: If oil prices remain at $90 a barrel for several months, it will begin to transmit to other prices.
3. Fed nominee Warsh has submitted the financial disclosure documents required before his Senate hearing. April 21 is the earliest possible date for Warsh's nomination hearing.
4. US Treasury Secretary Bessant: The Fed's decision to observe the development of the conflict in Iran is wise and will eventually lower interest rates.
Euro:
1. ECB Vice President Guindos: Potential interest rate hikes will depend on secondary effects. Monetary policy is powerless to withstand the initial shock and its subsequent impact must be closely monitored.
2. ECB Governing Council member Vujicic: Energy prices indicate that we are currently closest to the ECB's baseline scenario.
Japanese Yen:
1. The Japanese Prime Minister warned the Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry against further involvement in monetary policy discussions.
Others:
1. Turkish Central Bank Governor: Demand indicators show that economic activity is slowing.
2. The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) will slightly increase the pace of appreciation of the Singapore dollar's nominal effective exchange rate policy band.
3. Polish Central Bank board member Kotecki stated that there is no room for further interest rate cuts this year.
