Market news: French Foreign Minister said he had received clear signals from Iran that Iran was willing to negotiate under ceasefire conditions.

ECB board member Nagel: If a good compromise cannot be reached with Washington on tariffs, American citizens will bear the higher costs, not the people of Europe.

ECB Governing Council member Nagel: We hope to convince Washington what is right and what is wrong on the issue of tariffs.

Kremlin: Humanitarian exchanges and response to the memorandum of understanding between the two sides will be the topics of discussion in the third round of negotiations with Ukraine.

ECB Governing Council member Nagel: In our latest monetary policy statement, you will find many statements about our views on the issue of financial fragmentation.

ECB Governing Council member Nagel: We are on the right track in terms of monetary policy.

ECB Governing Council member Nagel: We have now entered the neutral range of monetary policy.

Kremlin: A 100 basis point rate cut is not enough. The current 20% key rate is slowing down the Russian economy, but this is a deliberate slowdown.

ECB board member Villeroy de Villeroy: Tariffs have limited impact on eurozone inflation.

ECB President Villeroy de Villeroy: The ECB does not expect any surprises on wages.

The Swiss franc generally strengthened; USD/CHF fell 0.38% to 0.8159; EUR/CHF fell 0.4% to 0.9363.

Swiss National Bank President: Usually foreign exchange intervention is mainly concentrated in the most liquid markets, namely the US dollar and euro markets.

Swiss National Bank President: When interest rates have fallen to zero, it will be much more difficult to cut them further.

ECB board member Francois Villeroy: In the current circumstances, we need to remain vigilant and flexible in all future meetings.

ECB board member Francois Villeroy: A 10% appreciation of the euro can roughly offset the inflationary impact of a possible 10 euro increase in oil prices.

ECB board member Villeroy de Villeroy: Inflation expectations do not currently reflect the risk of continued transmission.

ECB board member Francois Villeroy: We must deal with various dynamics that could cause inflation to deviate from our target. The key is whether this deviation is more likely to increase or decrease.

ECB board member Villeroy de Villeroy: If the impact of energy price fluctuations persists and continues to be transmitted, we may adjust our monetary policy.