According to the Islamic Republic News Agency (IRNA): The Iranian army has deployed new drones equipped with air-to-air missiles.

FX Empire analyst Bob Mason: The trend of the US dollar next week will be opened by Tuesday’s CPI data. Stubborn inflation could force the Federal Reserve to delay discussion of a rate cut after a surprising jobs report. November PPI data due to be released on Wednesday also needs to be considered. An upward trend in producer prices could signal a pickup in demand and demand-driven inflationary pressures on consumer prices.

[A 5.4-magnitude earthquake occurred 37 kilometers southeast of Chidlong County, Papua Province, Indonesia] According to the Indonesian Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency, at 11:49 local time on the 10th, Indonesia, a 5.4-magnitude earthquake occurred 37 kilometers southeast of Chidlong County, Papua Province, Indonesia. The earthquake had a focal depth of 105 kilometers.

Institutional Outlook ECB Interest Rate Decision: Given the risks surrounding the inflation outlook, the ECB may be dissatisfied with interest rate swap pricing for a rate cut in March. Lagarde is likely to make this clear at a press conference. Our view remains that the first rate cut will come in June, with risks tilting towards earlier action.

Institutional Outlook Bank of England interest rate decision: We expect the Bank of England to further emphasize the message that its policy is likely to remain restrictive for an extended period of time - service sector inflation is too high, and there are early signs that the UK economy may be in fourth The quarter has regained some momentum. There is still a long way to go to achieve an inflation rate of 2%.

According to data from shipping survey agency ITS, Malaysia’s palm oil exports from December 1 to 10 were 368,990 tons, a year-on-year decrease of 7%.

As changes in economic developments are not enough for the Bank of England to change its stance, analysts at Oxford Economics expect the Monetary Policy Committee to continue to vote 6 to 3 in favor of keeping interest rates unchanged (Green, Haskell and Mann continue to be hawkish) opposition).

Australian Treasurer Chalmers: Debt levels will be lower than expected.

The Israeli military announced that five soldiers were killed in the fighting.

US White House Advisor: The US delegation in Buenos Aires has not confirmed a meeting with Ukrainian President Zelensky, but there is likely to be an opportunity to talk.

US White House Advisor: The United States hopes to help Argentina improve the value chain (status) of the lithium industry.

U.S. White House adviser: The U.S. government "supports" helping Argentina achieve "constructive results" in negotiations with the IMF on a $44 billion loan plan.

According to AFP: Brazilian President Lula warned Venezuelan President Maduro not to take "unilateral measures" in the dispute between Guyana and Venezuela.

According to Ukrainian Pravda: German Chancellor Scholz said that Germany should be prepared to expand its support for Ukraine as support from other countries continues to decrease. He also said the conflict may not end soon.

Israeli troops shot and killed a Palestinian man in the West Bank on Saturday, and another man died of injuries sustained in an Israeli attack the day before, the Associated Press reported.

According to the BBC: There is evidence that Russia is recruiting foreign immigrants detained at the Finnish border to participate in military operations against Ukraine, rather than deporting them. Finland temporarily closed all eight border crossings with Russia.

According to local media in Sri Lanka: Power is gradually being restored in different areas of Sri Lanka.

OPEC Secretary-General Arghais: We need practical ways to deal with emissions.

OPEC Secretary-General Arghaith: We need all forms of energy. We also need to employ all technical approaches.

Spokesperson of the Ceylon Electricity Authority: Due to system failure, there is a nationwide power outage in Sri Lanka.