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1. US inflation forecast to hit lowest level in more than two years in June  Financial Times
2. June inflation report likely to show 'war hasn't yet been won'  Fox Business
3. Inflation expected to cool further in June. But don't expect that to stop the Fed.  Yahoo Finance
4. Treasury yields fall as investors weigh economic, monetary policy outlook  CNBC
5. How will US Consumer Price Index impact Federal Reserve monetary policy?  FXStreet
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Rockies catcher Elias Diaz walked away with the biggest honor as the All-Star MVP award by hitting the game-winning home run in the eighth inning.

Take a look at some editorial cartoons from across the U.S. and world.

In a major setback to the country's online gaming industry, the GST Council on Tuesday decided to levy a 28% tax on the full value of monies paid by users.

Occasionally, the news makes one cheer. That’s the case with a preliminary injunction granted this week (July 4) to stop the federal government from suppressing lawful speech on social media. U.S. District Court Judge Terry A. Doughty took the action in the case of State of Missouri ex rel. Schmitt, et al. v. Joseph R. … Continue reading "Good News on Free Speech – for Now"

Biggest US bank steps in to take advantage of gap in market

The new era of big government: Biden rewrites the rules of economic policy  Financial Times

1. Court ruling changes the game for Microsoft's $75bn Activision deal  Financial Times
2. Microsoft wins crucial FTC case on Activision Blizzard acquisition  Eurogamer.net
3. Microsoft's deal to buy Call of Duty maker boosted by US judge  BBC
4. Microsoft and UK regulators agree to pause their Activision battle to negotiate  The Verge
5. Reaction: What Happens to PlayStation if Microsoft Buys Activision Blizzard?  Push Square
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Nairobi insists ‘default is not an option’ as it rushes to avoid fate of African peers such as Zambia and Ghana

The exchange traded fund markets in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan are ‘thriving’, a consultancy report says

Logistics group is building new warehouses across alternative manufacturing hubs including Mexico, Malaysia and Vietnam

Schools initiative to discourage youngsters from being used as ‘money mules’

Plus, Sam Altman mixes Spacs with science and the scandalous sandwich shop with unexpected ties to the Trafigura scandal

Backing Sweden’s Nato bid is part of an effort by Ankara to ease tensions and unblock trade

America’s biggest bank steps in to take advantage of gap in the market

Fee tussle comes as Beijing increases scrutiny of western accounting and consulting firms

Pop music assets pioneer is trading at less than half the $2.2bn valuation it ascribes to its portfolio

Overseas expansion seen as vital for lenders and companies dealing with shrinking domestic market

Gap between developed and emerging market local currency bond yields narrows to 16-year low

Slowdown in consumer price growth to annual rate of 3.1% unlikely to deter Fed from July rate rise

US and UK regulators could demand more concessions but investors are betting on an industry-shaping victory

How can we plunder the spoils from this rich and remote territory, our common heritage?

Forty years after Reaganomics rejected government intervention in the economy, the US is embracing massive subsidies. But will voters notice?

Flurry of consultations does not inspire confidence in chancellor’s promised clear ‘direction of travel’