伊朗陸軍司令哈塔米：前最高領袖的道路將以更強大的姿態延續下去。

ECB President Lagarde said Europe clearly needs to establish a European asset.

The yen jumped on Friday after Japan's finance minister Katayama called for pension funds to increase domestic asset allocations, briefly reversing the currency's decline. USD/JPY fell about 0.7% to 161.29. Investors remain skeptical the gain will stick, citing lingering geopolitical risk, fiscal concerns and interest-rate differentials; without follow-up measures the yen could resume weakness toward new 40-year lows. Official intervention risk persists, but markets are broadly doubtful the government's previous record yen-buying operations were effective. State Street's Tokyo manager Wakabayashi Bart said: "This may change the market narrative, but it is only an immediate reaction; further yen strength will require more commitments."