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South Korea's KOSPI fell 1%.

Market news: Haruhiko Kuroda, Governor of the Bank of Japan, will appear in the Japanese Diet at 12:40 today.

The three major U.S. stock index futures all opened lower by 0.1% on Monday.

Spot gold and silver opened flat on Monday, at $1927.4/oz and $23.59/oz respectively.

[The probability of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates by 25 basis points in February is 98.4%] According to CME "Fed Watch": the probability of the Fed raising interest rates by 25 basis points in February to the range of 4.50%-4.75% is 98.4%, and the probability of maintaining interest rates unchanged is 1.6% %; the probability of accumulatively raising interest rates by 25 basis points by March is 15.5%, the probability of accumulatively raising interest rates by 50 basis points is 84.2%, and the probability of accumulatively raising interest rates by 75 basis points is 0%.

Governor of the Kharkov region of Ukraine: The missile hit an apartment building in the city of Kharkov. There is no news of casualties.

New Zealand's exports in December were 6.72 billion New Zealand dollars, the previous value of 6.68 billion New Zealand dollars.

New Zealand imported 7.19 billion New Zealand dollars in December, the previous value of 8.54 billion New Zealand dollars.

New Zealand's December 12-month trade account was -14.464 billion New Zealand dollars, the previous value was -14.632 billion New Zealand dollars.

New Zealand's December trade account was -475 million New Zealand dollars, the previous value was -1.863 billion New Zealand dollars.

USGS: 5.0-magnitude earthquake struck 171 kilometers northwest of Tobelo, Indonesia.

A spokesman for the Israel Defense Forces confirmed on the 29th that the Israeli army lost a drone in the Gaza Strip on the 27th, and the incident is under investigation. Earlier in the day, the Qassan Brigade, an armed faction affiliated to the Palestinian Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), claimed to have shot down and captured an Israeli military drone in the Gaza Strip on the 27th.

[Turkish President: May respond “differently” to Finland’s application to join NATO] Turkey’s Anadolu News Agency reported on the 30th local time that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said that Turkey may make “different” responses to Finland’s application to join NATO. Different" reaction, which will "shock" Sweden. Recently, Turkey has repeatedly and strongly criticized the Swedish government for approving two demonstrations in the capital Stockholm on the 21st. They were a demonstration by a right-wing figure near the Turkish embassy in Sweden and a demonstration in support of the Kurds. Erdogan said on the 23rd that Sweden should no longer count on Turkey to support its membership of NATO. Analysts pointed out that Sweden's process of joining NATO has suffered a major setback.

McCarthy, Speaker of the US House of Representatives: Biden and I will talk about the debt ceiling on Wednesday.

According to the Wall Street Journal: Israel has carried out attacks on Iran in its international efforts to contain Iran.