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[Analyst: Trump's Political Intervention In The Federal Reserve May Become A Reality] Market Analyst Wilcox Said That Trump's Intervention In The Federal Reserve May Lead To Higher Inflation. This May Become A Reality According To A Proposal Jointly Put Forward By Two Senior Positions Selected By Trump In His Administration. Trump Has Selected Stephen Miran As Chairman Of The Council Of Economic Advisers And Daniel Katz As Chief Of Staff Of The Treasury Department. The Two Have Jointly Formulated A Plan To Comprehensively Reform The Federal Reserve System, Which Will Give The President And Congress Greater Political Control Over The Federal Reserve. A Key Factor In The Federal Reserve's Current Immunity From Political Interference Is That The President Can Only Remove Federal Reserve Members From Their Posts "for Cause" And Has No Right To Dismiss The Chairman. Katz And Miran Will Give The President The Power To Dismiss Members And The Chairman. Secondly, They Will Shorten The Term Of The Federal Reserve Board From 14 Years To 8 Years And Make Each Term Start From The Date The Committee Member Is Confirmed, So That Many Or All Terms Can Expire At The Same Time. In Addition, Congress Now Authorizes The Federal Reserve To Set Its Own Budget And Fund Its Operations From The Proceeds Of The Securities It Owns. Katz And Miran Suggest That It Be Included In The Appropriations Process, With Congress Approving The Federal Reserve's Budget Every Five Years. A Large Amount Of Academic Literature And American Historical Experience Show That Strengthening Political Control Often Leads To More Serious Inflation

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Chile Central Bank Benchmark Rate Seen At +4.75 Percent In 5 Months - Central Bank Poll

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Chile Inflation Seen At +0.8 Percent In January - Central Bank Poll

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Phillips 66 : BofA Global Research Cuts Price Objective To $147 From $156

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Exxonmobil : BofA Global Research Cuts Price Objective To $122 From $124

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Nigeria Justice Minister: Nigeria, USA Sign Agreement To Repatriate $52.88 Million In Assets Forfeited By An Ex-Nigerian Oil Minister

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Reserve Bank Of India: Says Federal Government Had No Outstanding Loans With It As On Jan 3

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BP Azerbaijan: We Are Working To Resolve The Issue And Aim To Resume Normal Operations Asap

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BP Azerbaijan: Production And Export Operation At The Platform Have Been Suspended, Platform Is Safely Shut Down

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Reserve Bank Of India - Indian Banks' Loans Rose 11.2% From Year Ago In Fortnight To Dec 27

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Reserve Bank Of India - India Forex Reserves At $634.59 Billion On Jan 3 Versus$640.28 Billion In The Week Earlier

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BP Azerbaijan: Technical Issue Has Been Detected At Subsea Condensate Export Line Between Shah Deniz Alfa Platform And Sangachal Terminal

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France's Senalia Says Poor Crop To Slash Its 2024/25 Exports

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Centrica: Britain's Gas Storage Levels Concerningly Low

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【Economist: Non-Farm Payrolls Addition Of 165K To 175K Represents "Goldilocks Balance"】 January 10Th. Over The Past Few Months, It Has Not Been Easy To Get A Clear Picture Of The U.S. Job Market. Hurricanes And A Massive Strike At Boeing Caused Significant Fluctuations In The October And November Nonfarm Payroll Data. It Is Expected That Today'S Release Of December Employment Data Will More Accurately Reflect The Current Situation. Analysts Surveyed By Factset Expect A 153,000 Increase In The U.S. December Job Population, Compared To 227,000 In November And Only 36,000 In October. Boston College Economist Brian Bethune Is More Optimistic About This. He Expects A Nonfarm Payroll Addition Of 165,000 To 175,000 In December. He Said, "Fed Chair Powell Will See This Number As A 'Goldilocks' Balance, Neither Hot Enough To Raise Concerns About Inflation Nor Cold Enough To Suggest An Economic Downturn. If We Get A Number Within This Range, Powell Will Be Very Reassured."

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Poland Deputy Prime Minister: Poland Identifies Russian Group Allegedly Aiming To Sway Elections

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[St. Louis Fed President: The Path Of Rate Cuts Should Be More Gradual] A Fed Official Said He Believed The Decision To Cut Rates Last Month Was A "close Call" Decision Because The Economic Outlook Now Seems Different From When The Fed Began Cutting Rates Four Months Ago. St. Louis Fed President Moussallem Said That By The Time Of Last Month's Meeting, The Risk Of Inflation Hovering Between 2.5% And 3% Had Increased. Therefore, He Believes That More Caution Should Be Exercised In Further Rate Cuts. Moussallem Had Previously Hinted That He Supported The Fed's Decision To Cut Rates By 50 Basis Points In September. "Things Have Changed Since September Last Year," He Said In An Interview On Thursday. "The Economic Data Is Stronger And The Inflation Numbers Are Higher Than Expected. So I Changed My Assessment Of The Risks," And Future Rate Cuts "must Be Gradual And More Gradual Than I Thought In September." Moussallem Said The Job Market Is In Good Shape And Needs To Be Closely Monitored, But "there Are Still Inflation Issues" In The Fed's Mission. Because His Estimate Of The Neutral Interest Rate Is Slightly Higher Than That Of Most Colleagues, The Current Interest Rate May Be Set Slightly Below The Appropriate Limit

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PM: Ukraine's 2024 Gas Production Over 19 Bcm, Up 2.2% Compared To 2023

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Trump Is Considering Kevin Guthrie To Head The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)

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Irish October Retail Sales Volumes Revised To +1.2% Year-On-Year (Previous +0.9%)

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Irish October Retail Sales Volumes Revised To 0.0% Month-On-Month (Previous -0.1%)

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Irish Provisional November Retail Sales Volumes -1.0% Year-On-Year

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Irish Provisional November Retail Sales Volumes +0.5% Month-On-Month

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Serbia's Central Bank Keeps Benchmark Rate Unchanged At 5.75%

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Options Market Positioned For US Treasury 10-Year Yield To Hit 5% In Near Term

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German Government Spokesperson: X Algorythms Promote Heated And Polarised Discourse That Concern US

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German Government Spokesperson: Constantly Considering Whether To Leave X Platform, But For Moment We Have Decided To Remain

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Italy Prime Minister Meloni: News From Venezuela Is Unacceptable Act Of Repression By Maduro Regime

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Ukraine's Foreign Ministry Spokesman: Trump's Incoming Ukraine Envoy Kellogg's Visit To Kyiv To Take Place After Inauguration For Legal Not Political Reasons

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Mercury General Slumps 30%, Allstate Down 6.2%, Travelers Cos Down 4%, Chubb Down 3.7%, Progressive Corp Off 3.1%, Aig Down 3.8%

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Swiss Franc Hits Weakest Since May 30, Last At 0.9137 Per Dollar

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Ukraine Expects Trump-Zelenskiy Meeting, SWIFT Contact After Inauguration

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St. Louis Fed's Musalem Suggests Greater Caution Is Warranted On Reducing Interest Rates

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Ukraine Foreign Ministry, On Slovakia Blaming Kyiv For Gas Transit Halt, Says Problem Lies With Russia And Certain Politicians' Unwillingness To Cut Dependence On Russia

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Polish Orlen CFO Bartos Says 2025 Capex Will Be Above 33 Billion Zloty Spent In 2024

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India's Nov Manufacturing Output 5.8 % Year-On-Year

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India's April-Nov Industrial Output 4.1 % Year-On-Year

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India's Nov Industrial Output 5.2 % Year-On-Year (Reuters Poll 4.1% Year-On-Year)

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NHTSA - Tesla, Inc. Is Recalling 239382 USA Vehicles

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Gartner Inc. : Barclays Raises To Overweight From Equal-Weight

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China's Vice Premier: Will Step Up Efforts To Expand Scope Of The Consumer Goods Trade-In Scheme

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China's Vice Premier: Will Intensify Efforts To Promote Consumption, And Focus On Expanding Domestic Demand

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Foreign Ministry Spokesman: Ukraine Is Getting Ready For Meetings With US Administration At Highest Level Right After Inauguration

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[Worried About Potential Impact, The British Government Strengthens Monitoring Of Musk's Social Media] Reporters Learned On January 10 Local Time That Due To Growing Concerns About The Potential Impact Of Musk's Remarks On The UK, The British Government's Anti-extremism Department Has Begun Monitoring His Social Media Posts

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Turkey Says Progress On Some Issues Unlikely With EU Under Current Political Structure

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Austrian Foreign Minister Schallenberg Takes Office As Caretaker Chancellor

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Greek November Industrial Output +4.9% Year-On-Year - Elstat

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[MUFG Expects Dollar's Movements To Remain Restrained Unless Nonfarm Payrolls Deviate Sharply From Expectations] The Dollar Is Unlikely To See Significant Movement Unless The U.S. Nonfarm Payrolls Report Deviates Sharply From Expectations, Either Stronger Or Weaker, Said Derek Halpenny, Head Of Research At MUFG Bank. He Noted That With Fed Officials Explicitly Signaling A Slowdown In Rate Cuts And The Upcoming Inauguration Of President Trump, Expectations For Significant Dollar Volatility Might Be Misplaced. "We Remain Bullish On The Dollar, But Its Movements May Remain Restrained Until Trade Tariff Announcements Are Confirmed On Or Shortly After Inauguration Day," He Added.

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Morgan Stanley's Long Position In Shares Of Bilibili Inc Increased To 6.12% On Jan 7 From 5.46% - HKEX

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Indonesia Sets 2025 Nickel Ore Mining Quota At Around 200 Million Metric Tons

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