币界网报道：Title: Major currencies had a mediocre start to the trading day China said London talks further confirmed framework details China seeks to link French Cognac deal with electric vehicle tariff negotiations ECB's Knot: ECB will likely need to keep interest rates unchanged for some time ECB's de Guindos said 2% inflation target is expected to be achieved People's Bank of China: will strengthen monetary policy adjustments US core PCE is expected to grow 2.6% year-on-year, but this will not change any Fed policies Eurozone June final consumer confidence index was -15.3, the same as the initial value of -15.3 France June CPI initial value year-on-year growth of +0.9%, expected to be +0.7% Spain June CPI initial value year-on-year growth of +2.2%, expected to be +2.0% Italy June consumer confidence index was 96.1, expected to be 97.0 Markets: Euro led gains, yen lagged on the day European stocks rose; S&P 500 Index futures rose 0.4% The US 10-year Treasury yield rose 2.2 basis points to 4.275% Gold fell 1.3% to $3,283.68 WTI crude oil rose 0.4% to $65.48 Bitcoin fell 0.8% to $106,998 Another quiet trading day with few major moves in the foreign exchange market. The US dollar remained stable on the day with little change overall, but in the bigger picture, it is still in a more vulnerable position after yesterday's decline. The trend is now heading towards the release of the US PCE price index and month-end trading. EUR/USD is stable above 1.1700, and USD/JPY is also slightly higher, mainly around the 144.40-60 level. Meanwhile, USD/CHF is testing the level below 0.6800, while AUD/USD is still struggling to break through the daily resistance around 0.6537-50. Meanwhile, the backdrop for stocks is more positive, with investors looking forward to Wall Street setting new record highs later in the day. European indices opened higher and maintained that momentum, looking to trim some of the month’s losses. U.S. stock futures remain boosted, with S&P 500 futures currently trading 0.4% higher and close to highs. Elsewhere, gold fell after breaking below $3,300, bringing the month’s price lower as the precious metal retreats today. The focus is back on trade developments and economics/central banks, although month-end flows will be a distraction today and Monday. All of this is before July starts afresh as we move past the geopolitical tensions of the past two weeks.