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US indices finished yesterday's trading significantly lower. S&P 500 dropped 1.48%, Nasdaq declined 1.47% and Dow Jones finished 1.25% lower.
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Mixed moods could be spotted during the Asian session. Nikkei dropped 0.4%, S&P/ASX 200 traded flat while Kospi and Chinese indices gained
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DAX futures point to a slightly lower opening of the European session
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Prime Minister Johnson announced a UK lockdown that will last until mid-February. German Chancellor Merkel will discuss extension of lockdown measures with state leaders today. Japan will make decision on state of emergency on Thursday
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No decision on production limits was made during yesterday's OPEC+ video call. Talks are set to resume today
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US Treasury will allow US banks to use blockchain technology and stablecoins for settlements
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Joe Biden said that if Democrats win Senate race in Georgia, hurdles towards $2,000 stimulus checks will be removed
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NYSE said it no longer plans to delist 3 major Chinese telecoms (China Mobile, China Unicom, China Telecom)
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Precious metals trade mixed - gold and platinum drop while silver and palladium gain
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Bitcoin trades near $30,500 mark
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NZD and AUD are top performing major currencies while USD and CHF lag the most
535 thousand new coronavirus cases were reported yesterday. Source: worldometers, XTB
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