世界经济论坛发言人表示，论坛无法确认下一次全体董事会会议的具体时间，但目标是在年底前召开一次会议。

PBOC'S PAN said escalating geopolitical conflict remains the largest uncertainty for the global economy. Large swings in some sovereign bond markets and rising risk of valuation corrections in AI-related assets have heightened financial fragility. Modernizing financial regulation is not loosening policy and should not weaken financial stability or resilience. He urged full use of the G20 finance platform to strengthen macro policy coordination and jointly address global risks. On global imbalances, Pan said analysis must go beyond current accounts to include financial channels—particularly capital flows as global financial integration deepens. Global imbalances cannot rely on exchange-rate adjustment alone; exchange rates are driven by growth, monetary policy, financial markets, geopolitical events and shocks and do not have a simple linear relation with current accounts. Surplus and deficit countries should cooperate to restore dynamic balance.

Koeda, a Bank of Japan policy board member, said the BOJ should not be overly cautious about raising rates given sizable upside risks to inflation and persistently easy financial conditions. Her remarks signal the BOJ is moving toward another rate increase in the coming months; she did not advocate an immediate follow-up hike this month but reinforced market expectations of further tightening.