Overnight headlines on January 24th

1. According to reports, insiders say that the tripartite delegation of Russia, the United States, and Ukraine will continue their talks in Abu Dhabi on the 24th. 2. BlackRock executive Rick Rieder has become a leading candidate in the race for Federal Reserve Chairman. 3. Reports suggest that the Mexican government is evaluating whether to continue sending oil to Cuba, as President Obrador's government is increasingly concerned that Mexico may face retaliation from the United States for this policy. 4. With tensions rising in U.S.-Europe relations, the U.S. dollar is under pressure, and there is a resurgence of diversified asset allocation worldwide, with emerging market stocks, currencies, and precious metals continuing their strong start since 2026. 5. French authorities have received a second report of infant deaths, as the contaminated baby formula crisis widens, with Nestl, Danone, and Lactalis Group all involved. 6. Meta Platforms will temporarily block teenage users from accessing its AI characters as the company updates its platform. 7. According to an insider, Binance is considering relaunching U.S. stock tokens on its platform - the product was removed in 2021. 8. Silver prices have risen above $100 per ounce for the first time, driven by increased safe-haven demand and frenzied buying from Shanghai to the retail market in New York. 9. Analysts at UBS pointed out in a research report that Intel will launch a 14A process design kit by the end of this year, with potential partnerships with one or more leading tech companies.