The European Commission unveiled an economic recovery proposal worth in total 1.85 trillion euros to help EU member states recover from their coronavirus slump.

The European Commission unveiled an economic recovery proposal worth in total 1.85 trillion euros to help EU member states recover from their coronavirus slump.
Investors left behind China-U.S. trade tensions and focused their interest on more stimulus in China and businesses worldwide which gradually reopened following a months-long lockdown.
A deterioration in US-China trade ties compounded fears of a slower recovery from the economic damage wreaked by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Oil prices rose to their highest since March, supported by lower U.S. crude inventories, OPEC-led supply cuts and demand recovery as governments ease restrictions.
Eurozone annual inflation in April was 0.3%, the lowest level in nearly four years, while UK inflation fell below 1% to its lowest in nearly four years.