White House: The United States is concerned about reports of Israel using white phosphorus bombs.

White House: It is expected to announce additional security assistance measures to Ukraine at the end of this month.

White House: U.S. President Joe Biden will make it clear to Ukrainian President Zelensky that the United States is firm on its request for additional funds.

White House: Observed increase in Russian missile and drone attacks in Ukraine.

Occidental Petroleum (OXY.N) CFO: The company will engage in share repurchases once debt drops to $15 billion.

Spokesperson for the British Prime Minister: The Prime Minister is confident that the Rwanda Bill will be passed.

New York Fed: Inflation rate is expected to remain unchanged over the next five years at 2.7%.

New York Fed: Inflation rate is expected to remain unchanged at 3% for the next three years.

New York Fed: The one-year inflation rate in November was 3.4%, down from 3.6% in October.

Fitch: If global economic growth weakens in 2024 and the oil market clearly enters a state of oversupply, OPEC+ may be prompted to further cut production.

Fitch Ratings: (Expressing the 2024 Outlook for Middle East and North African Sovereign Countries) The Israel-Hamas conflict continues to pose a certain risk of regional escalation.

Fitch: MENA oil exporters will post stronger growth in 2024, driven by momentum in non-oil real GDP and broadly stable oil production.

Fitch: Sovereign countries in the Middle East and North Africa face complex regional dynamics in 2024.

Youngkin, Governor of Virginia, USA: There may be an economic recession in early 2024.

Mexican President Lopez: More measures need to be taken to combat inflation.

Nokia (NOK.N) launches new venture capital partnerships and venture capital studios.

IMF First Vice President Gopinath: If the economy splits into two camps due to the conflict in Ukraine, global losses may reach 2.5% to 7% of global GDP.

IMF First Vice President Gopinath: The IMF believes there are clear signs that foreign direct investment is segmenting along geopolitical lines.

IMF First Vice President Gopinath: The global economy is showing signs of differentiation, and basic bilateral trade has undergone "major changes."