Local media said that the Argentine government excluded energy company YPF from the privatization plan.

Bank of America: The average tin price is expected to be US$25,300/ton, and if supply growth fails to return to normal, there is a risk that the price will rise to US$28,000/ton.

Bank of America: With demand remaining stable this year (up 0.3% year-on-year), but there is room for normalization of supply issues, the tin market should remain in surplus.

Bank of America: In the long term, tin market fundamentals are solid, but may slow down in 2024, especially if there is more supply from Myanmar.

Canadian Immigration Minister: Canada will restrict post-graduation work permits (for international students) starting from September 1st.

Canadian Immigration Minister: Canada will limit the number of foreign student visas to 364,000 in 2024. Canada will impose a two-year cap on international student visas.

Market news: Russian authorities said Apple (AAPL.O) paid a fine of 1.2 billion rubles.

Market news: Brazil applied to sell U.S. dollar bonds.

Market News: The inauguration of Liberian President-elect Joseph Boakai was cut short and the president was removed from the podium.

Market news: Musk visited the Auschwitz concentration camp and will give an online speech on "anti-Semitic remarks" in Poland.

International Aluminum Association (IAI): International aluminum production reached 194,900 tons/day in December last year.

The Russian Ministry of Defense stated that during the special military operation, the Ukrainian army lost 1,005 soldiers in the country within one day and night.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu: Israel has its own initiative on the hostage issue.

German Interior Ministry: Israeli citizens can stay in Germany visa-free until April 26.

Ukrainian President Zelensky: Ukraine will receive a loan from Poland for its military needs.

According to RIA Novosti: Chairman of the International Affairs Committee of the Russian State Duma (lower house of parliament) Slutsky said that Ukrainian President Zelensky is trying to use his decree to promote lies and that it is the "Nazi regime" that has attracted the attention of Western supporters. Another public relations activity. Zelensky previously signed a decree claiming that some Russian territories were "historically inhabited by Ukrainians."

Amid media reports of a possible deal on Gaza, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told the families of hostages that "there is no real Hamas proposal."

Polish Prime Minister Tusk: Poland is ready to jointly produce weapons with Ukraine.