1. Swiss inflation climbed to its highest level since 2024 in April.
2. The Indian rupee fell below 95.33 against the US dollar, hitting a record low.
3. ECB's Nagel: If the inflation outlook does not improve, a rate hike will be needed in June.
4. Japanese Finance Minister Katayama: Decisive action will be taken against speculative foreign exchange fluctuations.
5. The Reserve Bank of Australia raised interest rates by 25 basis points to 4.35% as expected, marking the third consecutive rate hike this year.
6. RBA Governor Bullock: If the second-round effect impacts expectations, higher interest rates may be needed.
7. Indonesian central bank: Will maintain its presence in the foreign exchange market to ensure rupee stability. Will optimize foreign exchange market intervention measures.
8. Federal Reserve's Williams: There is currently no need to start considering rate hikes. In the long term, the federal funds rate is likely to be around 3%.