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International News - The trilateral talks between Russia, the US, and Ukraine commenced in Abu Dhabi on January 23, with closed-door discussions expected to continue on January 24 [1][10] - The US has imposed new sanctions on Iran's energy and shipping sectors, freezing assets of related entities and vessels, and prohibiting US individuals and entities from engaging in transactions with them [1][10] - The Turkish Foreign Minister indicated signs that Israel is still seeking to attack Iran [2] - The Venezuelan Defense Minister claimed that the US has used previously untested weapons in Venezuela, turning it into a weapons testing ground [3] - The US Treasury announced tax-advantaged investment accounts for all citizens under 18, as part of the Trump administration's tax reduction plan for working families [3] - The precious metals market saw significant gains, with spot silver surpassing $100 per ounce and gold reaching a historical high of $4976.59 per ounce [3][12] - The CFTC reported an increase of 2,614 contracts in net long positions for COMEX gold and a reduction of 3,719 contracts in net long positions for silver as of January 20 [3][12] Market Dynamics - Natural gas futures in the US rose over 7% to $5.417 per million British thermal units, while Bitcoin surpassed $91,000 [4][13] - The US stock market showed mixed results, with the Dow Jones down 0.59% at 49,098.71 points, while the Nasdaq rose 0.27% [4][13] - Intel's stock plummeted 17% to $45.07, ending a three-day rally with a trading volume of 290.4 million shares [4][13] - Amazon plans to lay off up to 16,000 employees next week, while Meta will temporarily block teenage users from accessing its AI features [5][14] Domestic News - The domestic commodity futures market experienced significant volatility, with silver contracts rising 7% to 25,818.00 yuan, tin rising 8% to 453,230.00 yuan, and fuel oil rising 6% to 2,770.00 yuan [8][17] - The Nasdaq Golden Dragon China Index fell 0.22%, with notable declines in several Chinese companies listed in the US, including a 6.98% drop for Fuling Global and a 6.57% drop for Haitian Network [8][17]