22:58:03
According to the U.S. political news website Politico: U.S. lawmakers called the sale of weapons to Israel "extremely unusual."
22:53:30
Israel Defense Forces: An air defense siren was sounded in central Israel.
22:52:42
According to AFP: The United Nations said that clashes in an area claimed by Sudan left 54 people dead, including two peacekeepers.
22:51:36
Russian Urals crude prices exceeded Western price ceilings on Monday, according to Reuters calculations. Urals crude prices rose on higher Brent crude prices and lower freight rates, traders said.
22:50:13
Market news: Russia is considering extending conflict-era capital controls indefinitely to ease pressure on the ruble.
22:48:26
Microsoft (MSFT.O): We are investigating an issue where users in North America, Canada and Brazil may not be able to access Microsoft Teams or features.
22:47:33
The Syrian government forces announced on January 29, local time, that at around 13:00 that day, Israel carried out air strikes on multiple locations south of Damascus, resulting in multiple deaths.
22:46:23
Rogerio Xavier, founding partner of SPX Capital: The current fiscal framework poses challenges to Brazil’s goals.
22:43:29
Rogerio Xavier, founding partner of SPX Capital: The Fed is expected to begin a monetary easing cycle in March.
22:37:29
Spot gold fell by $5 in the short term and is now at $2,028.53 per ounce.
22:33:47
U.S. Defense Secretary Austin returned to work at the Pentagon on Monday.
22:33:22
Spot silver fell by US$0.12 in the short term and is currently trading at US$22.85 per ounce.
22:32:53
U.S. and Burundi oil prices fell slightly in the short term, with WTI crude oil falling below $77 per barrel, down 1.41% on the day. Brent crude oil fell to US$82 per barrel, down 1.38% on the day.
22:15:36
The UK further strengthens financial sanctions related to Iran.
22:15:17
Boeing (BA.N) Vice President of Marketing Darren Hulse: Boeing has strengthened quality supervision and focused on the quality of the supply chain.
22:08:22
British Government: Added 8 designated targets under the Iran sanctions regime.
22:07:32
Fitch: Healthcare providers will gradually recover in 2024.
22:05:17
Reuters survey: Spot copper is expected to average $8,714 per ton in 2024, $9,300 per ton in 2025, and $8,483 per ton in 2023.
22:05:10
Reuters survey: Spot aluminum is expected to average US$2,297 per ton in 2024, US$2,463 per ton in 2025, and US$2,307 per ton in 2023.
22:03:40
Reuters survey: Spot zinc is expected to average US$2,561 per ton in 2024, US$2,650 per ton in 2025, and US$2,648 per ton in 2023.