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Tonight, the coronavirus in the u. S. Several fastmoving headlines. President trump declaring the world is at war with a hidden enemy. At least 100 dead now in the u. S. The administration wants to send checks to American Families. And espn now reporting that nba star kevin durant has now tested positive along with three other players. Tonight, President Trump warning tougher restrictions may be on the way and urging americans to stay home, and not to travel in the u. S. Or abroad. In New York City tonight, the mayor now warning about a possible order to shelter in place. It could be coming. T...

"Crude oil prices rose due to geopolitical tensions. Last week, gold and silver ended negatively, while silver showed resilience amid base metals downturn. Energy prices were favorable, driven by crude oil increase. Key factors include US inflation data and PPI data, along with speeches by Fed governors. The headline inflation is expected to come down to 2.9%, which was 3.4% last month."

Note: The Tamarac Ski Day which was scheduled for this Sunday, Jan. 28 has been canceled due to a lack of snow on the cross country trails at Tamarac National Wildlife Refuge.

Asian stocks traded cautiously and bonds fell on Thursday while investors waited on more detail of China's stimulus plans and for a European Central Bank meeting later in the session. The Canadian dollar fell after the Bank of Canada held rates but dropped language that had said it was prepared for further hikes. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was up 0.5% in early trade, with the Hang Seng opening 0.6% higher and mainland indexes steady.