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The Japanese yen has dropped 1% against the US dollar following Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's statement that the US will not intervene in the dollar-yen exchange rate, indicating a shift in market expectations and potential for further yen depreciation.

Kazakhstan's Tengiz oil field is expected to resume normal output within a week, following a fire that destroyed three transformers and resulted in 7.2 million barrels of lost oil production.

A significant number of top US banks are preparing to enter the Bitcoin market, according to a statement by Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, who met with bank CEOs at the Davos forum.

The Tengiz oilfield in Kazakhstan has resumed production after a temporary shutdown due to a fire, with the consortium aiming to gradually increase production volumes.

Zijin Mining Group's unit is acquiring Allied Gold Corp.

China is opening up its futures markets for 14 commodities, including lithium and nickel, to foreign investors, which could increase global participation and pricing transparency in these markets.

Indian refiner BPCL is set to sign a $780 million oil supply deal with Petrobras, diversifying its crude supply sources.

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Crypto firm BitGo and its backers raised $212.8 million in a US IPO, pricing shares at $18 each, exceeding the marketed range of $15 to $17.

The S&P 500 has reached 52 all-time high records since the election, according to Dow Jones Market Data, validating Trump's statement.

Russia has launched a missile and drone attack on Ukraine's capital, Kyiv, disrupting power, heating, and water supplies, exacerbating the city's freezing conditions.