Ukrainian Foreign Minister: Ukraine will not steal money from American taxpayers.

According to CNN: A U.S. House of Representatives panel will vote to impeach U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Mayorkas on January 31.

U.S. Treasury yields continue to rise, with the 10-year U.S. Treasury yield hitting a one-week high of 4.13%.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister: Ukraine has received assurances from the United States that aid is being delivered.

Bank of America CEO: U.S. and EU consumers are in good shape.

Ukrainian Defense Minister: Ukrainian army faces "real and urgent" ammunition shortage.

Sources: Black Sea CPC blended oil exports are set at 5.2 million tons in February and 5.4 million tons are planned for January.

Morgan Stanley (MS.N) CEO: The company is "doubling down" on the Japanese market.

U.S. Treasury yields fell slightly following the release of U.S. initial jobless claims last week.

Spot gold fell by US$4 in the short term and then recovered, now trading at US$2,010.56 per ounce.

The Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Shipment Index in January was -6.2, down from -10.8 in the previous month.

The Philadelphia Fed manufacturing price index in the United States in January was 6.3, compared with the previous value of 13.6.

The U.S. dollar index DXY rose 12 points in the short term and is now at 103.54.

[Bostic: If inflation progress slows, it is better to keep interest rates higher for longer] Fed Bostic said that before cutting interest rates, he needs more evidence that inflation is continuing to move toward the 2% target. He said the worst outcome would be to have to raise rates again if inflation rises after a rate cut. If inflation progress slows, it may be better to keep interest rates higher for longer.

U.S. natural gas futures fell more than 3.00% during the day and are currently trading at $2.783/million British thermal units. , which had previously risen by more than 3%.

Morgan Stanley (MS.N) CEO: The market is ready to rise.