Market news: Five members of a Palestinian militant group were killed in an overnight explosion on the Lebanese-Syrian border.

European Central Bank Vice President Guindos: The market is steadily and actively absorbing the impact of quantitative tightening measures.

The Stoxx Europe 600 index narrowed its losses to 0.2%.

European Central Bank Vice President Guindos: Overall inflation will fluctuate.

European Central Bank Vice President Guindos: The inflation problem has not been resolved, but the inflation trend is correct.

Macquarie: The nickel market is expected to be in surplus until at least 2027.

ECB Vice President Guindos: We must adapt our liquidity requirements to the modern world.

European Central Bank Vice President Guindos: We need to continue to maintain accommodative monetary policy to support the economic recovery in the euro zone. At the same time, we also need to pay close attention to risks to inflation and financial stability.

ECB Vice President Guindos: The inflation data today and yesterday are positive.

Nvidia (NVDA.O) fell slightly before the market, and is now down 1.3%. On Tuesday, its market value once exceeded one trillion US dollars and hit a new closing high.

European Central Bank Governing Council Villeroy: The decline in inflation partially shows the initial impact of raising interest rates.

ECB Governing Council Villeroy: The composition of inflation relief is encouraging.

European Central Bank Governing Council Villeroy: It is necessary to maintain a long-term mobilization state in terms of monetary policy.

ECB Governing Council Villeroy: We will reduce inflation to 2% by 2025.

ECB Governing Council Villeroy: Persistence is more important than speed when it comes to monetary policy.

European Central Bank Governing Council Villeroy: French inflation peak may have passed.

Zinc inventories on the London Metal Exchange (LME) rose 18% to their highest level in almost a year.

ECB: It is crucial to keep a close eye on financial sector vulnerabilities.

ECB: Price stability is essential for durable financial stability.