1. South Korea's April CPI rose at its highest level in nearly two years.
2. Indonesia's central bank further tightened its dollar purchases to stabilize the rupiah.
3. Fitch Ratings upgraded Argentina's rating to "B-" with a stable outlook.
4. French President Macron will nominate Moulin as Governor of the Bank of France.
5. The yen surged nearly 300 points intraday, with Japanese authorities suspected of intervening again.
6. Indonesian Finance Minister: The rupiah will strengthen in the future, reflecting fundamental conditions.
7. The Central Bank of Azerbaijan kept its key refinancing rate unchanged at 6.5%, in line with market expectations.
8. Thailand's Ministry of Commerce: Thailand's second-quarter inflation is expected to rise to 3.67%. Thailand's inflation rate for this year is expected to be 1.5% to 2.5%.
9. The Philippine central bank: Committed to fulfilling its primary responsibility of controlling inflation, it will take necessary measures to ensure that the inflation rate returns to the target level of 3% within a reasonable timeframe.
