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In Alianza Lima smiles with the nationalization of Pablo Míguez following completing the process to obtain your DNI and not occupy a foreign place in League 1. However, There is the great unknown if the 34-year-old midfielder can be summoned by Ricardo Gareca and in this way represent the Peruvian National Team in the following years.

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Frankfurt closed with a drop of 1.13%, Paris of 1.44% and London of 0.53%. In Zurich, the SMI dropped 1.57%.

Stock markets continued to look gloomy Monday, especially technology stocks, amid fears of more severe currency restrictions to fight inflation.

On Wall Street, the Nasdaq, more sensitive to the evolution of bond rates, suffered more once once more: it lost 2.33% around 5:40 pm GMT, following its biggest weekly drop last week. The S&P 500 was down 1.70% and the Dow Jones 1.29%.

European markets also fell sharply, in Frankfurt (-1.13%), Paris (-1.44%) and London (-0.53%). In Zurich, the SMI lost 1.57%.

In the bond market, the trend that began following the release of the US Federal Reserve Policy Brief also continued.

The yield on the ten-year US sovereign loan, an indicator of future interest rates, briefly returned to a pre-Covid level, at 1.80%.

“The rise in inflation, the change in monetary policy and the persistent supply difficulties do not make you want to buy,” says Jochen Stanzl, for CMC Market.

On Wednesday, investors learned that members of the Fed were planning to make four key rate hikes – now at a historically low level – instead of three.

The institution might also reduce its balance sheet, that is to say start selling part of the assets it has bought for 18 months to support prices in the face of the health crisis.

The Fed’s change of tone is being constrained by inflation, which peaked for nearly four decades in the United States in November. New figures are expected for December on Wednesday.

In the euro zone, the inflation rate reached its highest level in 25 years in December, at 5% over one year, also causing a stiffening of the European Central Bank (ECB).

GTA breaks the bank for FarmVille

The American video game publisher Take-Two Interactive, behind the GTA franchise, announced on Monday that it had reached an agreement to acquire the developer Zynga, icon of mobile games, for 12.7 billion dollars.

The publisher tumbled 14.50% to 141.34 dollars, when the developer, which had lost half of its value in 2021, soared 44.58% to 8.68 dollars.

In Paris, Ubisoft also took 4.45% to 42.76 euros in the wake of this announcement.

The highly volatile stock of video game store chain GameStop dropped 11.38% to $ 124.71 following climbing sharply on Friday in the wake of the announcement of partnerships in digital assets and cryptocurrencies.

The air still hovers

Less penalized by the rate hike, and especially looking at the prospects for the reopening of the global economy following the Omicron wave, the airlines were optimistic: Easyjet climbed 1.93% to 633.80 pence while ‘IAG, parent company of British Airways and Iberia, gained 1.07% to 162.74 pence. In Germany, Lufthansa gained 2.86% to 7.27 euros.

The French technology and defense group Thales took 1.63% to 78.78 euros following a contract with the French Air Force.

Bitcoin hits a low since late September

Bitcoin briefly fell below $ 40,000 on Monday, the lowest since late September, suffering in the first sessions of 2022 from investors’ lack of risk appetite. Around 5.35 p.m. GMT, it rose to 40,770 dollars (-3.63%).

The euro dropped 0.25% to 1.1332 dollar following its sharp rise on Friday.

Oil prices fell following a week of rise, notably linked to protests in Kazakhstan.

At around 5:25 pm GMT, the price of a barrel of Brent North Sea for February delivery lost 0.61% to 81.24 dollars.

In New York, a barrel of West Texas Intermediate (WTI) for the same month fell 0.43% to 78.54 dollars.

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Between the Ski World Cup races in Adelboden and Wengen, there will be a great night slalom show on Wednesday, January 12th from 6:30 p.m. in Crans-Montana. A whole series of the world’s best pole artists will be at the start of the spectacular slalom slope of the Pisten Nationale / Mont Lachaux.

After the Ski World Cup races in Adelboden, the Swede Kristoffer Jakobsen and the Canadian Erik Read (son of the famous “Crazy Canucks” downhill skier Ken Read) have also registered for the night slalom in Crans-Montana. With Sebastian Foss-Solevaag (No), Kristoffer Jakobsen and Clément Noël (Fr), the three specialists leading the current FIS slalom overall classification will be there at the promising night show! Prize money of 50,000 francs awaits the top five, with 25,000 francs for the winner.

The audience gets to see the world’s top slalom. Most of the absolute greats have confirmed the start of the 4th edition.

Clément Noël, in particular, is under particular scrutiny. The Frenchman, who has been in top form since the beginning of the season and won in December in Val d’Isère in a grandiose manner, has won the first two events in Crans-Montana. But he’s by no means the only one who wants to shine in the floodlights. World champion Sebastian Foss-Solevaag, who triumphed in Madonna di Campiglio, also wants to hit the drum. The Norwegian is accompanied by his compatriots Lucas Braathen and Timon Haugan. Also participating are the best Italians, such as Alex Vinatzer, Giuliano Razzoli, the 2010 Olympic champion and the indestructible Manfred Mölgg.

All of these tenors are challenged by the best Swiss slalom acrobats. The local title holder Luca Aerni would love to continue last year on his favorite slope. In view of his shape, the combined world champion 2017 can certainly have justified hopes. He receives succurs from his Valais team-mates Daniel Yule and Ramon Zenhäusern as well as from another driver from Crans-Montana, Marc Rochat. Tanguy Nef, Reto Schmidiger, Sandro Simonet and Noel von Grünigen (finalist in 2021) also have the potential to land a coup and delight the Swiss audience.

In contrast to last year, the audience is once more admitted to this event, which will be broadcast directly by RTS 2 from 7:10 p.m. In order to be able to cheer on the athletes directly, a Covid-19 certificate 3G is required according to cantonal and federal regulations.

Like last season, this spectacular slalom will be handled according to a special, innovative mode. After a qualification from 6:30 p.m., four rounds are on the program. Of the 21 riders who will be at the start from 7:10 pm, the six slowest will be eliminated in the first run; then the five worst drivers are eliminated twice. That leaves the five finalists who fight for the flirtatious prize money totaling 50,000 francs, 25,000 of which for the winner.

The holding of this invitation race offers Crans-Montana a welcome opportunity to be remembered as a candidate to take over the World Ski Championships in 2027 – 40 years following the unforgettable World Championships in 1987. The very demanding slalom slope is very much appreciated by the pole acrobats and can be seen from top to bottom by the audience in the finish area. That is one of the strong trump cards of the World Cup candidacy.

For more information on the Crans Montana Night Slalom, please click here CLICK

The men’s ski world cup calendar for the 2021/22 season

The women’s ski world cup calendar for the 2021/22 season

Those: www.skicm-cransmontana.ch

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