03:03:10
Federal Reserve Beige Book: 6 regions reported slight or moderate price increases, and 2 regions reported moderate increases.
03:01:36
Fed Beige Book: Most of the 12 Federal Reserve districts reported little noticeable change in economic activity since the last Beige Book.
02:50:00
The Federal Reserve will release its Beige Book on economic conditions in ten minutes.
02:35:22
UK Maritime Trade Action Office (UKMTO): The master reported a fire on board the ship, which has been extinguished.
02:34:37
Apple (AAPL.O) is down 1%.
02:33:42
The UK Maritime Trade Operations Office (UKMTO): received a report of an emergency 60 nautical miles southeast of Aden, Yemen. The captain reported that the port side of the vessel was hit by an unmanned aerial vehicle.
02:29:45
Market news: U.S. House Speaker Johnson issued a statement expressing concern about the U.S.’s characterization of the Houthis and urging U.S. President Joe Biden to treat the Houthis as extremist terrorists.
02:16:15
The Federal Reserve accepted a total of $590.191 billion from 77 counterparties in fixed-rate reverse repurchase operations.
02:13:16
Sources: The European Central Bank has asked some banks to detail their exposure to Spanish drugmaker Grifols and related entities due to reports of short selling.
02:11:55
Sources: British conservative right-wingers predict government victory in final vote on asylum policy in Rwanda.
02:10:50
Bayer ADR turned higher, rising 2% on the day.
02:09:20
Bayer announced that it will change its operating model and expects to significantly reduce its workforce.
02:08:33
Google (GOOG.O): Samsung will be one of the first partners to test Gemini Ultra.
02:08:10
Bayer announced layoffs plans that will last until 2025.
02:07:23
Google (GOOG.O): The new Samsung Galaxy S24 series of phones will use the Gemini model.
02:06:30
Transnet South Africa: Coal line services expected to partially resume on January 18 following train collision.
02:05:26
The yield on the 20-year U.S. Treasury note rose to 4.423% after the Treasury auction.
01:50:04
U.S. Secretary of State Blinken: For the United States, almost all the problems we hope to solve cannot be solved in isolation.
01:49:52
US Secretary of State Blinken: There has never been a time when we have faced so many challenges as now.
01:31:44
Birol, Director of the International Energy Agency: Unless a major geopolitical accident occurs, the oil market will be in a comfortable state in 2024. The impact of the Red Sea disruption on oil prices will be limited as output remains unaffected.