According to TASS news agency: Russia plans to produce more than 32,000 drones per year by 2030.

Ukrainian President Zelensky: Russia’s currently frozen overseas assets total approximately US$300 billion. They must be used to support Ukraine.

According to a report by RIA Novosti on January 5, Chechen leader Kadyrov proposed that the United States lift sanctions on his relatives in exchange for Ukrainian military prisoners. He would hand over the (prisoner) list to a former U.S. intelligence officer who arrived in Chechnya the day before. Scott Ritter.

British Finance Minister Hunt: Red Sea shipping attacks may have an impact on the British economy.

British Finance Minister Hunt: Don’t be pessimistic about the British economy.

According to Ukrainian Pravda: The General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces reported that the Russian army lost 800 soldiers in the past day, as well as 7 tanks, 16 armored vehicles, 13 artillery systems and other equipment.

Market news: Alaska Airlines expects inspections of its 737 MAX-9 aircraft to last several days.

Gazprom: It will continue to deliver natural gas to Europe through Ukraine, with a delivery volume of 40.5 million cubic meters on Saturday.

Australian Bureau of Meteorology: Severe thunderstorms may trigger flash flooding in Victoria, and severe weather in eastern Australia is still causing casualties and property damage.

Market news: Britain plans to relax rules on parliamentary asset sales to avoid bankruptcy.

Adam Button, analyst at financial website Forexlive: I still think that the Bitcoin ETF is a sure thing and may be launched next week. We’ve seen a lot of reports this week saying this is a done deal, yet the price of Bitcoin hasn’t reacted positively, which makes me think people are “selling the fact” ahead of time.

Boeing (BA.N) responded to reports of the emergency landing of Alaska Airlines: It is aware of the accident of Alaska Airlines Flight 1282, and its technical team is ready to cooperate with the investigation.

[Goldman Sachs: There is upside potential for EPS forecasts for the S&P 500 Index] Goldman Sachs Group said that the strong U.S. economy is one of the factors that may help U.S. corporate profits exceed current expectations. Goldman Sachs strategists predict S&P 500 earnings per share will rise 5% to $237 in 2023. This is already higher than the median forecast of $231 by strategists tracked by the agency. Goldman Sachs believes that as the fourth-quarter earnings season approaches, there are many factors that may help companies create earnings higher than this figure. "Despite lower oil prices, we believe stronger U.S. economic growth, lower interest rates and a weaker U.S. dollar may be the upside potential to our EPS estimates."

According to news from Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan on the 6th, the earthquake that occurred in the Noto area of Japan has killed 110 people.

Goldman Sachs sees upside potential in its earnings forecasts for S&P 500 companies.

According to the Japan Broadcasting Association: Tokyo Haneda Airport canceled more than 200 flights on Saturday, and the number of cancellations on Sunday was close to Saturday. The situation is expected to improve on Monday, when the runway where the collision occurred is expected to reopen.

The latest trading data showed that ARK Ark Fund sold 133,823 shares of Coinbase (COIN.O).

The Thai government stated that German President Steinmeier will pay an official visit to Thailand from January 24 to 26 to strengthen bilateral cooperation.

U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC): In the week ended January 2, stock fund managers increased their net long positions in the S&P 500 Index CME by 77,111 contracts to 949,223 contracts, and stock fund speculators increased their net short positions in the S&P 500 Index CME. The number of lots increased by 29,188 to 403,537.