[United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine in the East: 40% of the population in the Gaza Strip is at risk of famine] The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) once again issued news on December 28 that the Gaza Strip is struggling with catastrophic hunger. , 40% of the population in the Gaza Strip is at risk of famine.

ARK Investment CEO Cathy Wood: ARKW ETF sold Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) out of "extreme caution".

ARK Investment CEO Cathie Wood: There are “moments of uncertainty” before Bitcoin ETF approval.

ARK Investment CEO Cathy Wood: Our optimism about Bitcoin is as high as ever.

Indian officials: There is no specific timetable for launching new energy vehicle policies.

Indian official: New electric vehicle policy will benefit local automakers.

Indian officials: India is formulating policies to promote local electric vehicle manufacturing, with the policy aimed at attracting potential investors including Germany, the United Kingdom and South Korea.

Ukraine’s Minister of Economy: GDP grew by nearly 5% this year.

Market news: North Sea Troll Oil loading capacity is set at five batches in February.

The euro against the pound EUR/GBP stood at 0.87, up 0.27% on the day.

Indian Trade Minister: India’s rice exports may be somewhat affected by the Red Sea attack and are waiting for December data.

Spot gold fell by $4 in the short term and is now at $2,072.22 per ounce.

Israeli Military: Israel intercepted a drone that entered Israeli territory from Lebanon.

Rostec CEO: The company has quadrupled the production of armored vehicles.

The Palestinian Red Crescent Society announced on December 28, local time, that the Israeli army launched an attack near the Al-Amal Hospital in Khan Younis, a city in the southern Gaza Strip that day, resulting in dozens of casualties, including child.

Rostec CEO: The company has increased tank production sevenfold.

Turkish Central Bank: Monthly inflation rise is expected to gradually slow in February and beyond.

Turkish Central Bank: Monthly inflation will rise in January due to wage adjustments, especially the minimum wage.

Turkish Central Bank: Inflationary pressures still exist.

Turkish Central Bank: The current lending rate is assessed to be in line with the target level of fiscal tightening.