1. Hungarian Central Bank Governor Valga: Prudent and patient monetary policy is needed, the fight against inflation is not over. 2. Money markets have reduced expectations of an interest rate cut by the ECB, expecting the deposit rate to end the year at 1.75%, compared to 1.67% on Friday. 3. Ukraine's euro cash reserves have increased substantially, and its share of euro-denominated international assets remains low, reaching 10 per cent at the beginning of May. 4. Polish Central Bank official Litwiniuk: Autumn may be a good time to push for a "prudent adjustment" in interest rates. The total change in interest rates this year could reach 125 basis points. 5. The joint statement of the Sino-US talks was announced, and the U.S. index refreshed its daily high to 101.93, a new high in a month; non-U.S. currencies were generally lower, with USD/JPY rising nearly 2% during the day, EUR/USD falling more than 1%, and GBP/USD falling nearly 1%. 6. ECB-Governing Council member Simkus: U.S. tariffs are a drag on eurozone economic growth and need to be advanced