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On June 10, the dollar fell slightly as investors became cautious ahead of the U.S. inflation data set to be released later today. Analysts at Deutsche Bank stated in a report, "This is important data, as speculation about Federal Reserve interest rate hikes has been heating up in recent weeks." They noted that this was initially driven by shocks in energy prices, but three consecutive employment reports have exceeded expectations. They mentioned that the labor market aspect of the Fed's dual mandate appears to be increasingly solid, allowing it to focus on inflation. Data from the London Stock Exchange Group indicates that the market currently expects a 25 basis point rate hike by the end of the year, with another hike anticipated next year. The data is scheduled for release at 1230 GMT. The DXY dollar index fell by 0.1% to 99.854.

According to BlockBeats, in May 2026, the spot trading volume of mainstream CEXs decreased by 3.76% compared to April 2026, while the perpetual contract trading volume decreased by 4.94% compared to April 2026. Furthermore, possibly driven by Tradfi trading activity, the perpetual contract trading volume of mainstream Perp DEXs in May showed a rare industry growth, increasing by 0.14% compared to April 2026. For the complete platform rankings and trading data, please refer to the May Exchange Platform Rankings: Multiple indicators decline, only Perp DEX sees an increase in contract trading volume report.

On June 10, Bank of America raised the target price for Oracle (ORCL.N) from $200 to $240. (Jin Ten)