Türkiye and Ukraine sign reconstruction working group agreement.

Ruijie Financial: Raised the target price of Microsoft (MSFT.O) from $400 to $450.

Saudi Aramco shares fell 1.92% to 30.7 riyals after reports that the company would continue to issue shares.

The US MBA 30-year fixed mortgage rate was 6.78% in the week to January 26, compared with the previous value of 6.78%.

Phillips 66 (PSX.N): At approximately 9:15 pm local time on January 30, a natural gas pipeline rupture and fire occurred in Oklahoma. The cause of the rupture has not yet been determined. The accident did not cause any casualties and posed no health threat to surrounding residents.

EU Internal Market Commissioner Breton: The EU is expected to produce 2 million artillery shells in 2025.

Finnish President Niinisto appointed Gianni Iakola as Commander of the Defense Forces.

Wedbush: Raised its price target on Microsoft (MSFT.O) to $475 from $450.

German Chancellor Scholz: (Commenting on the provision of military aid to Ukraine) I hope to get a signal at the special EU summit, but we will not end the debate there.

German Chancellor Scholz: For me, it is very important to gain broader European support for Ukraine.

Stifel: Raised its price target on Microsoft (MSFT.O) to $455.00 from $430.00.

German Chancellor Scholz: Illegal immigration has decreased.

Saudi Aramco: Saudi authorities are working with the company’s advisers to seek to raise at least $10 billion from the stock sale.

Mizuho Securities: Raised the target price of AMD (AMD.O) from $162 to $175.

German Chancellor Scholz: If the situation facing the world becomes more difficult, such as the impact of the US election, Europe must become stronger.

On January 31, the National Governing Council of Myanmar announced that it would continue to extend the national state of emergency for 6 months starting from February 1, 2024.

Market news: The U.S. tax reform bill will be voted on in the House of Representatives on Wednesday local time.

ECB Vice President Guindos: There have been some positive surprises in terms of inflation recently.

European Central Bank Vice President Guindos: There is no risk that the European Central Bank will cut interest rates too late.