Wedbush: Raise Meta Platforms (META.O) price target from $480 to $570.

Bank of England member Haskell: The model shows that without the second-round effect, wage growth will be significantly lower.

Bank of England member Haskell: There is currently a considerable second-round effect, but it will gradually fade in the next few years.

German government official: German Chancellor Scholz will hold bilateral talks with French President Macron during the NATO summit.

Bank of England member Haskell: Seeking more certainty of easing inflationary pressures.

Bank of England member Haskell: Prefers to keep interest rates unchanged until more certainty emerges.

Bank of England member Haskell: British wages have suffered a huge impact in recent years.

German government official: NATO summit will establish a new training and cooperation center with Ukraine in Poland. NATO countries will provide Ukraine with about 40 billion euros in support every year.

German Chancellor Schulz: We have a strong interest in a well-functioning EU, and this can only be achieved in cooperation with France.

German Chancellor Scholz: We are relieved by the results of the French election. We hope that the president and the new parliamentarians will be able to successfully establish a constructive new coalition.

German government official: Germany will make it clear at the NATO summit that it remains a reliable partner.

Polish central bank official Wnorowski: The possibility of a 75 basis point or even more interest rate cut in 2025 cannot be ruled out.

Market news: Eli Lilly (LLY.N) will acquire Morphology for $57 per share in cash to improve patient treatment outcomes.

Intel (INTC.O) rose 3.5 percent in premarket trading and has gained 3.8 percent over the past three trading days.

Sources: Russian crude oil refining rates rose in early July.

Ukrainian integrated steel and mining company Metinvest: Russian missile attack killed 10 workers and injured more than 30.

ECB board member Knot: The date for achieving the inflation target must not exceed 2025.

ECB board member Knot: Satisfied with the progress of falling inflation and market bets on rate cuts.