深證成指漲幅擴大至1%，創業板指漲幅擴大至1.32%，上證綜指現漲0.4%。

Gold rose modestly on Thursday as dollar-depreciation fears and anticipation of Fed chair Kevin Warsh’s speech underpinned prices. OANDA senior market analyst Kelvin Wong said the dollar-weakness narrative combined with U.S. budget-deficit concerns provides medium-term support for bullion. The U.S. Treasury’s move to expand purchases of previously issued long-term bonds intensified dollar-depreciation worries; gold gained more than 5% last week. Wong said markets are awaiting Warsh for clearer guidance on how the Fed will respond; absent specific forward guidance, current market pricing for rate hikes is likely to remain largely unchanged. Geopolitical risk: the Qatari PM will visit Tehran to restart diplomatic mediation amid renewed U.S.-Iran mutual accusations, focused on Washington’s pledge to tighten pressure via sanctions on Iran’s trading partners.

Himino, deputy governor at the Bank of Japan, said the central bank's core responsibility is to ensure everyone can use the yen confidently and efficiently.