英国央行：将就取消逆周期杠杆缓冲、根据全球标准校准额外杠杆比率以及提高缓冲资金可释放性征询意见。

Capital Economics’ Gareth Leather says rising El Nifio-driven food price risks make Asian central banks unlikely to quickly reverse recent rate hikes. Many central banks responded aggressively to the earlier energy shock, with most hiking at least once; while lower energy prices have eased the urgency for further tightening, food carries a higher weight than energy in Asian consumer baskets, so El Nifio could keep policymakers cautious. Capital Economics continues to expect further tightening in India, Pakistan and South Korea over the coming months.

Prime Minister Modi said India and Indonesia have signed an agreement to strengthen supply chains for critical minerals and steel.