Belarusian Defense Minister: Under the new defense principles, the deployment of nuclear weapons as a coercive measure of strategic deterrence is possible.

Greek Prime Minister: 2024 will be a very good year for the Greek economy.

British retail sales data were weak, and British government bond yields of all maturities fell by about 4 basis points after the opening.

Boeing (BA.N): It will strengthen quality review during the production process of 737 aircraft.

Boeing (BA.N): Previous problems with the MAX 9 have not materially delayed deliveries to India.

According to Nippon Sankei Shimbun: The Abe faction of the Liberal Democratic Party of Japan will be disbanded.

Israel Defense Forces: Deputy head of propaganda department of Palestinian Islamic Jihad killed in Gaza airstrike.

Citi: Raised Coinbase (COIN.O) price target to $151 from $90.

U.S. natural gas futures fell more than 3.00% during the day and are now trading at $2.616/million British thermal units.

The Reserve Bank of India: The total non-performing loan ratio is expected to be between 4% and 4.25% in fiscal 2024.

Boeing (BA.N) executive: In the past few years, Indian domestic airlines have faced the problem of uneven market share.

Boeing (BA.N) executive: India and South Asia will need 2,705 new aircraft by 2042.

Bank of Thailand: As of January 12, Thailand’s international reserves were US$223.5 billion.

The annual rate of Swiss producer/import price index in December was -1.1%, compared with -1.30% in the previous month.

Bank of America: EPFR data showed that Japanese stocks experienced their largest inflows in 12 weeks ($1.8 billion).

Bank of America: EPFR data shows that since October 2021, investment grade bonds have experienced the largest inflows at the 12-week level ($60.7 billion).

Bank of America: EPFR data showed inflows into bonds were $14.1 billion as of Wednesday, the highest in a year, with gold market outflows at $400 million, equity outflows at $900 million and cash outflows at $14.2 billion.

Financial website Forexlive: British retail sales data were disappointing and the pound was pulled down again. Sales fell in all major categories in December, with food store sales down 1.2%, non-food store sales down 1.5%, non-store retail sales down 0.3% and fuel sales down 0.2%. All of which suggests once again that high inflation remains a problem for British households.

Kotecki, member of the Polish Central Bank: I think interest rates will remain stable for longer than analysts expect.