As of June 6, Shenzhen airport’s entry-exit checkpoint recorded over 3.0 mln passenger crossings year-to-date, reaching that level 13 days earlier than last year and marking a record for the same period.

S&P 500 losses narrowed to 1.5%.

U.S. May core CPI rose 0.2% MoM, below the 0.3% consensus. U.S. Treasuries strengthened; yields mostly fell by under 1bp, with the two‑year at 4.11% versus about 4.13% earlier. Bond traders continue to price a Federal Reserve rate increase before year‑end. The print was seen as easing some pressure ahead of Kevin Walsh's first meeting as Fed chair next week. Dan Carter, senior portfolio manager at Fort Washington Investment Advisors, said: "This gives the Fed a bit of breathing room."