ECB board member Nagel: Despite rate cuts, policy remains restrictive.

ECB board member Nagel: It is not too early to decide on a rate cut.

ECB board member Simkus: Wage growth remains high but is slowing down and will slow down faster.

ECB board member Nagel: The decision to cut interest rates is logical and the trend of falling inflation exists.

ECB board member Simkus: The data shows very clearly that inflation has fallen and inflation is returning to target, but the road ahead is bumpy.

Gazprom: Will continue to supply natural gas to Europe through Ukraine, with volumes reaching 42.4 million cubic meters on Friday.

Patra, Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank of India: We do not see signs of overheating.

German Central Bank President Nagel: The ECB is not on "autopilot" when it comes to rate cuts.

German Central Bank: Inflation is stubborn, especially in the services sector.

German Central Bank: Negotiated wages are expected to rise sharply this year and continue to grow strongly thereafter.

The Bundesbank expects inflation to be 2.7% in 2025, down from 2.5% previously.

According to The Times of Israel: The Israel Defense Forces said it attacked buildings used by Hezbollah in southern Lebanon with fighter jets at night.

Market news: Indian Prime Minister Modi will be sworn in on the evening of June 9.

Amanda Bryden, head of UK mortgage lender Halifax: "Market activity remained resilient throughout the spring, supported by strong nominal wage growth and some evidence of improved confidence in the economic outlook. This is reflected in the broadly stable trend in house prices, with the average house price having barely changed in the past three months."

German military sources: Germany is considering purchasing eight additional F-35 fighter jets.

ECB board member Kazaks: Victory over inflation is not yet at hand.

ECB board member Kazaks: The next steps depend on the data and will be decided meeting by meeting.