Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong will visit New York City from January 24th to 27th.

Market news: The EU auctioned spot carbon emission permits at a price of 60.55 euros/ton.

Market news: The European Union advances plans to tax profits from Russia’s frozen assets.

German Deputy Chancellor and Economics Minister Habeck: The fuel choice of the future is hydrogen, with priority over separating carbon dioxide from the gas.

German Deputy Chancellor and Economics Minister Habeck: We will soon formulate and present proposals for a new power plant strategy.

German Deputy Chancellor and Economics Minister Habeck: We must start discussing investment needs in electricity, gas and hydrogen networks to overcome the downturn of the past.

German Deputy Chancellor and Economics Minister Habeck: A trend reversal has begun for offshore wind energy, and demand is high.

Sources: Bank of America (BAC.N) is laying off about 20 investment bankers in Asia.

CEO of Italian defense company Leonardo: Alliances and innovation are also key to EU defense.

According to Ukraine Pravda: Ukrainian authorities reported that as of 8:45, the missile attack killed 5 people and injured at least 40 people.

[The Russian government proposes extending capital controls until the end of 2024] The Russian government on Tuesday proposed extending capital controls that require exporters to convert foreign exchange earnings into rubles until the end of this year, a move that should support the Russian currency. The Russian government said the measures, ordered by President Vladimir Putin in a decree in October, were effective. These measures are currently set to expire in April. The controls were implemented when the ruble fell below the 100 mark against the dollar. On Tuesday, the ruble was trading close to 88 against the dollar. The Central Bank of Russia opposed the implementation of these controls. "In accordance with the presidential decree and taking into account the current results, it will be recommended to extend these measures until the end of 2024," the government said.

Market news: Ukraine said that 11,000 households in Kharkiv lost power due to the Russian military attack.

Israel Ministry of Transport: Signed a 1.7 billion euro agreement to purchase electric trains.

WTI crude oil fell by US$0.3 in the short term to US$74.54 per barrel.

According to the Times of Israel: Rocket sirens sounded for the third time in an hour in a town near the Israel-Lebanon border.

According to Ukrainian Pravda: Due to the Russian attack on January 23, parts of Kharkiv were without electricity, heating and running water. Several buildings were damaged in several areas of Kiev and one person was killed.

ECB survey: Bank credit standards tightened moderately in the fourth quarter.

European Central Bank survey: Rising interest rates have led to reduced demand; fixed asset investment has decreased, and consumer confidence has weakened.