July 6, 2026, 1:04 p.m.

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Extreme heat is shaking up Europe's energy prices, triggering a double rethink on inflation expectations and the energy storage sector

Since the start of summer, many countries in Western Europe have been hit by persistent extreme heat, causing residents' demand for cooling to surge and pushing up the load on the power grid.

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Collective Obfuscation of Central Banks: The Policy Dilemma from Divergence to Disorder

Federal Reserve Chair Warsh, at the European Central Bank Forum, reiterated the stance of "relying on real-time data for decision-making" and "not providing explicit forward guidance on interest rates."

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New U.S. Federal Student Loan Policies Take Effect July 1: Restructured Repayment Rules Heighten Household Debt Financial Risks

AP, New York — Comprehensive reforms to federal student loans rolled out under President Donald Trump’s landmark legislative package will officially take effect on July 1.

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