Market news: South African Central Bank Governor Kanyago has been awarded a new term and will serve as governor until November 2029.

Prime Minister of Finland: We need to prepare for the immigration situation to become more difficult in the spring. We have prepared legislation to deal with the possibility of more immigrants coming to Finland.

Finnish Prime Minister: The situation on the Russian border may worsen.

Local government: Russian missile attack in Odessa kills two people and injures many others.

The Indian government notified: The export ban of deoiled rice bran has been extended to July 31, 2024.

British maritime safety company Ambrey said the ship was damaged but no injuries were reported.

According to a Reuters/Ipsos survey: 65% of Americans from both parties are concerned that "partisan state legislatures" may try to overturn the popular vote results. Two-fifths of Republicans believe Democrats pose an imminent threat to the United States, and a similar share of Democrats say the same about Republicans.

British maritime security company Ambrey: The starboard side of an oil tanker was attacked by a missile about 88 nautical miles northwest of Hodeidah, Yemen. The vessel was once listed as Israeli-linked, but changed ownership in February 2024.

Kremlin: Decisive action taken to minimize the influence of US intelligence agencies.

Kremlin: The United States and its intelligence agencies have launched campaigns against the Russian government.

The India-Oman trade deal will be concluded soon, the Indian Petroleum Minister and the Chairman of Indian Oil Corporation said at the event.

According to the British "Times": British Minister of State for the Armed Forces James Happy will leave his post due to family reasons.

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration: Tesla (TSLA.O) released a free OTA software update to fix the problem.

ECB Governing Council Member Rehn: If inflation continues to fall and, according to our estimates, continues to fall sustainably towards the target, we can gradually start to loosen the restrictive nature of monetary policy.

ECB Governing Council Member Rehn: At last week’s ECB Governing Council meeting, we began to discuss the issue of reducing the restrictiveness of monetary policy and when is the appropriate time to start lowering interest rates.

The German Ministry of Economic Affairs reports: There are currently no obvious signs of economic recovery.

Indian trade official: The driving forces for export growth are pharmaceuticals, engineering products and electrical products.