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Real-time News
A Bloomberg poll of economists on January 22nd showed that Dutchman Klaus Noether is the most likely successor to Christine Lagarde as head of the European Central Bank, despite other candidates having better qualifications. Noether, who stepped down as governor of the Dutch central bank last year, topped the list, followed by Pablo Hernandez de Cos, president of the Bank for International Settlements, and Jönegel, president of the Bundesbank, in third place. Meanwhile, respondents unanimously believed that ECB Executive Board member Schnabel possessed the best skills to succeed Lagarde, whose term expires next year. Former Bank of Spain governor De Cos ranked second, with Noether close behind.The yield on Japans 40-year government bonds fell 7.5 basis points to 3.980%.Bankers say the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) conducted over $2 billion in foreign exchange swap operations over the past two days to offset liquidity losses caused by a sell-off in the dollar spot market. This indicates the central bank is committed to easing exchange rate pressures while avoiding exacerbating liquidity strains in the banking system.New York silver futures rose 1.00% on the day, currently trading at $93.58 per ounce.January 22 - According to Shenzhen Customs, Shenzhens foreign trade will perform exceptionally well in 2025 despite challenges - the total import and export volume will reach 4.55 trillion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 1.4%, setting a new historical record and continuing to rank first among mainland cities, with exports achieving a "33rd consecutive year of leadership".
