Bank Indonesia senior deputy governor said the central bank decided not to raise rates today and will use Bank Indonesia securities to attract capital inflows without materially changing their yields.

Hungary's central bank cut its policy rate 25bps to 5.75% on Tuesday, its second consecutive monthly reduction and in line with economists' expectations. The move follows a 25bps cut in June after forint appreciation led the bank to sharply lower its inflation forecast and shift policy toward easing. Governor Varga said there is room to deliver two further 25bps cuts over the summer, with a reassessment of economic conditions in September. Analysts, including Capital Economics EM economist Liam Peach, say current conditions continue to support additional easing despite some post-election forint retracement.

Bank of Korea data on Wednesday showed per-capita household net wealth rose to 274.7 mln won (about $185.6k) in 2025, up more than 9% YoY, driven by gains in housing and securities prices; growth accelerated from 3% in 2024.