US stock market closed, pan-European stock indices hit a two-year high again, the rising trend in Germany and France paused, while crude oil hit a three-month high consecutively.

German stocks fell from record highs at the close, while French stocks, which hit historical highs for two consecutive days, closed roughly flat. Novo Nordisk AS hit a new high for the fifth consecutive day, helping the Danish stock index set a new high for the fourth consecutive day. The healthcare sector led the European stocks higher, while the mining sector fell by 1%, dragging down the market. Technology stocks retreated, with ASML falling by 1.7%. The Invesco DB US DLR Index TR Bullish Fund stabilized. Offshore renminbi rose above 7.21 during the session, hitting a new high for over a week, then briefly fell by over a hundred points before ending with a slight increase. Brent crude oil initially fell by over 1% before rebounding, marking three consecutive days of gains and hitting a three-month high for two days in a row. Gold continued to rise. The London Tin fell by 2%, marking a fourth consecutive decline, while London Copper fell from a two-week high, and London Aluminum fell for the third consecutive week to a four-week low.