China's National Energy Administration says national electricity supply and demand are broadly balanced, but some provinces in East, Central, Southwest and South China face tighter supply. The agency says interprovincial power transfers and other mutual-aid measures can effectively secure supply in those areas.

An ECB consumer survey released Friday showed euro-area one-year inflation expectations fell to 3.5% in May from 4.0% in April, while three-year and five-year expectations remained at 2.9% and 2.4% respectively. The survey covered about 19,000 adults across 11 countries. The ECB said uncertainty around 12-month expectations declined but remains above pre–Middle East war levels. Some ECB policymakers still favour further tightening to rein in inflation expectations, but there is wide internal disagreement over timing. Low-income households report higher current inflation perceptions and expectations; younger respondents report relatively lower levels. Financial markets price roughly one to two more ECB hikes, with the next move broadly expected to be fully priced in by autumn.

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