08:20:00
The Reserve Bank of Australia will release the minutes of its December monetary policy meeting in ten minutes.
08:19:44
According to Yonhap News Agency: South Korea expressed regret that France excluded Kia electric vehicles from the subsidy list.
08:05:14
Nippon Steel fell as much as 5.1% as it announced it would acquire U.S. Steel (XN) for $14.1 billion.
08:00:38
[Overview of daily global central bank dynamics: Canada has begun to ease its stance on interest rate cuts, and Japan is discussing interest rates today] 1. Governor of the Bank of Mexico: An interest rate cut may be discussed in the first quarter of next year. 2. The Governor of the Bank of Canada has made the clearest statement yet on interest rate cuts: interest rates are expected to begin next year. 3. Japanese Government: Japan’s Economic Revitalization Minister Yoshitaka Shindo will attend today’s Bank of Japan policy meeting. 4. Central Bank of Russia: Household inflation is expected to be 14.2% in December, an increase from 12.2% in November. 5. Broadbent, Deputy Governor of the Bank of England: Wage growth data may need to fall more sustained and clearer before the Monetary Policy Committee can confidently conclude that the situation is on a stable downward trend. 6. ECB Governing Council-Kazmir: The decision to postpone the discussion on interest rate cuts is a strategic choice. The mistake of easing policy too early will be more significant than the risk of keeping tightening policy for too long. Vasle, Governing Council member: The market has overpriced the start time and overall extent of interest rate cuts in 2024. Inflation is expected to rebound in the first half of next year. 7. Argentina’s central bank changed its benchmark interest rate tool to the 1-day repurchase note rate and will stop auctioning liquidity notes (LELIQ). 8. Fed-Mester: Market expectations for interest rate cuts are "slightly ahead" of the Fed. The key to the next stage is how long monetary policy needs to remain tight. Goolsby: The Fed should not act based on market reaction. In the event of external shocks, we are ready to adjust policies. Daley: It may be necessary to cut interest rates three times next year to prevent excessive tightening.
07:58:58
According to CNBC: Tesla will increase the hourly wages of some workers at its Nevada battery plant by 10% or more in January next year.
07:37:15
Japanese Government: Japan’s Economic Revitalization Minister Yoshitaka Shindo will attend today’s Bank of Japan policy meeting.
07:28:45
According to a report by the Korean Central News Agency on December 19, North Korea test-fired the "Hwasong Cannon-18" intercontinental ballistic missile on the 18th.
06:09:33
UBTECH announced on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange: 11.3 million shares were issued globally in Hong Kong, with the global issuance price ranging from HK$86.0 to HK$116.0. Trading is expected to begin on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on December 29.
05:53:42
U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC): The U.S. federal court issued an order against Binance and its former CEO Changpeng Zhao, requiring him to pay $150 million to the CFTC and Binance to pay $2.7 billion to the CFTC.
05:52:49
Bank of Canada Governor Macklem expects the Bank of Canada to lower overnight interest rates in 2024.
05:10:10
El Salvador announces legal reforms to promote oil and gas exploration.
05:04:03
Regional intelligence source: Jordan launches airstrikes on border with Syria targeting hideouts of Iranian-backed drug smugglers.
05:01:25
According to the Daily Telegraph: Britain will use its naval expertise to help Ukraine control the Black Sea as part of a 10-year security deal to be signed in the coming weeks.
04:54:33
The Russian diplomatic mission in Brussels said the new EU sanctions against Moscow showed that punishment against Moscow had failed.
04:36:54
According to Fox News: Since the new conflict between Israel and Hamas, there have been more than 100 attacks on the US military in the Middle East.
04:36:20
Market News: The United Nations Security Council postpones the Gaza ceasefire vote until Tuesday.
04:26:35
[Hamas officials reiterated that there will be no detainee exchange negotiations before the Israeli ceasefire] Osama Hamdan, a senior official of the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), issued a statement on December 18, local time, once again reiterated that the ceasefire in Israel will The group will not enter into any negotiations to exchange detainees before military operations in the Gaza Strip. Hamdan, however, said Hamas was open to ceasefire-related initiatives.
04:24:30
Argentina’s central bank: It is prudent to maintain the minimum interest rate on time deposits at 110%.
04:23:17
U.S. Senate Minority Leader McConnell: Deterrence issued in response to the Red Sea situation has shown warning signs of failure.
04:14:21
Argentina’s central bank: The overnight reverse repurchase rate is 100%.
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