Israeli government spokesman: (Asked about hostage deal) Will not accept ceasefire that allows Hamas to retain power in Gaza.

Central Bank of Russia: The impact of forced foreign exchange sales in recent months has been mild.

Head of the German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority: Add IT service outsourcing to the list of risks of concern.

The Baltic Dry Bulk Index fell 2.96% to 1,473 points.

According to Interfax: Russia will issue Russian Government Bonds (OFZ) due in March 2034 on Wednesday.

Fitch: The outlook for the Middle East reflects geopolitical risk, oil assumptions. The conflict is having negative spillover effects on neighboring countries, especially Egypt, Lebanon and Jordan.

Fitch: Middle East oil exporters are expected to achieve stronger growth in 2024.

British Prime Minister Sunak: Preliminary evidence of night attacks against the Houthi armed forces shows that all intended targets have been destroyed.

Ukrainian President Zelensky: Russia has once again attacked Ukrainian cities and people. So far, 22 people have been injured and 5 people have died in Kiev, and 51 people have been injured in Kharkiv, including 4 children. One person was killed in Pavlohrad.

British Prime Minister Sunak: We will announce new sanctions against the financing of the Houthi armed forces in the next few days.

British Prime Minister Sunak: British Foreign Secretary Cameron will visit the Middle East in the next few days.

British Prime Minister Sunak: The UK will cooperate with the United States to impose new sanctions on the Houthis.

Market news: Pakistan’s monetary policy meeting will be held on January 29.

WWE owner TKO reached an agreement with Netflix (NFLX.O), sending shares up 10% in premarket.

Netflix (NFLX.O) rose before the market opened and is now up more than 1%.

Market news: Netflix (NFLX.O) purchased the broadcast rights to WWE Raw, marking the company’s first large-scale live broadcast project.

United Airlines CEO: Inspections of Boeing 737-900ER will be completed today.

[U.S. electric car manufacturer Fisker: Expects to sell nearly 5,000 unsold cars produced last year in the first quarter] U.S. electric car manufacturer Fisker said on January 23 that it expects to sell all nearly 5,000 cars produced last year before the end of the first quarter of this year. unsold vehicles. Fisker will produce more than 10,000 vehicles in 2023, but due to logistics constraints, only about 4,700 Ocean SUVs will be delivered.

Fitch: European high-yield bond trading volumes fell and issuance prospects improved.