Israeli military spokesman: So far, Israel has killed more than 2,000 Palestinian militants in the southern Gaza city of Khan Younis.

According to Nikkei: Nissan plans to produce lithium iron phosphate batteries.

Russian Ministry of Defense: Russian air defense forces shot down three "Hurricane" rockets over Belgorod Oblast.

The Fed has received a total of $581.41 billion in fixed-rate reverse repurchase operations.

According to Ukrainian Pravda: Ukrainian President Zelensky has not dismissed Army Chief Zaluzhny from his post.

Market news: U.S. Republican senators called on U.S. President Biden to reinstate sanctions on Venezuela.

Market news: Microsoft Xbox appoints Jahanna Faries as president of Activision Blizzard.

Swiss National Bank President Jordan: We have taken the strength of the Swiss franc into consideration.

Fitch: Following a difficult 2023, French local and regional governments are likely to face another challenging year.

Market news: The U.S. Department of Energy purchased a further 3.1 million barrels of oil to backfill the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR).

According to Interfax: Ukrainian Army Commander-in-Chief Zaluzhinyi may be dismissed.

COMEX silver futures rose more than 2.00% during the day and are currently trading at $23.33 per ounce.

Swiss National Bank President Jordan: Inflation should be below 2% in 2024.

Swiss National Bank President Jordan: Regarding inflation, the situation has improved and looks relatively good.

Qatar Prime Minister: The United States may retaliate for previous attacks on American soldiers, which will have an impact on hostage negotiations and regional security.

Qatar Prime Minister: Hopes that the framework of the Israel-Hamas ceasefire agreement will be conveyed to Hamas so that they can engage in constructive engagement.

Qatar Prime Minister: Hostage negotiations have made progress compared with a few weeks ago. The current phase of negotiations could lead to a permanent ceasefire in the future.

SNB President Jordan: We expect inflation to rise slightly again.

Czech Central Bank Governor: The focus of the policy debate now lies in the speed of interest rate cuts.