22:55:14
Tesla (TSLA.O) rose more than 2% as Wedbush said its fourth-quarter deliveries will be strong.
22:52:35
USD/CAD fell to its lowest level since July at 1.3177.
22:51:21
Italian Economy Minister: I believe the Italian banking system is the strongest in Europe.
22:50:00
The U.S. Richmond Fed manufacturing index for December will be released in ten minutes.
22:47:43
Italian Economy Minister: Italy must focus on its debt problem, and the European Stability Mechanism is neither the cause nor the solution to this problem.
22:46:33
The Chilean peso rose 1.62% against the US dollar.
22:45:40
Italian Economy Minister: The Italian Parliament is expected to reject the reform of the European Stability Mechanism.
22:39:11
CBOT wheat fell 2.00% during the day and is now at 623.50 cents/bushel.
22:37:19
Italian Economy Minister: No additional budget adjustments are needed to comply with new EU fiscal rules.
22:37:08
Spot silver rose by $0.1 in the short term and is currently trading at $24.19 per ounce.
22:36:21
Spot gold rose by $3 in the short term and once again stood at $2,070 per ounce during the day, an increase of 0.18%.
22:35:43
LME three-month copper rose to its highest level since August 4, at $8,675/ton, an increase of 1.2%.
22:29:39
Italian Economy Minister: Compared with the old fiscal rules, the new EU Stability and Growth Pact is a step forward.
22:20:33
Polish Prime Minister: The government will soon be able to end the blockade of the Ukrainian border.
22:12:00
Ethereum broke through $2,300 per coin, rising 3.09% during the day.
22:04:54
USD/CHF fell 0.4% to 0.8504, its lowest level since 2015.
22:02:16
U.S. and Burundi oil prices turned higher, now trading at US$75.38/barrel and US$80.59/barrel respectively, up more than US$1 from the daily low.
21:58:43
Russian agricultural consulting company Sovecon: Russia’s wheat exports are expected to reach 48.6 million tons in 2023/24.
21:55:47
Market news: U.S. senators urge Tesla (TSLA.O) to recall some steering and suspension parts.
21:55:26
In the United States, the annual Red Book commercial retail sales rate for the week ending December 23 was 4.1%, compared with the previous value of 3.6%.