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“Britain stands to lose approximately £600million annually in tax revenue after the United States secured an exemption from the global minimum corporate tax agreement, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has confirmed.”
“the monthly borrowing for 2026 now sits at roughly $155 billion, or $39 billion per week.”
“sold his stake of almost 6,000 multifamily units for six cents on the dollar.”
“Currently, HMRC is investigating £70.1billion in tax matters involving large businesses, with approximately £21billion of this total carrying international exposure.”
“the total U.S. national debt sits at $39.4 trillion”
“A lawyer for the shareholders estimated in March that Musk could be liable for up to $2.5 billion in damages, though that figure may change in light of Monday’s ruling.”
“bringing in additional £14.9billion in tax last year by effectively applying the tax rules to large businesses.”
“net interest on public debt for the fiscal year has hit $857 billion: roughly $23.8 billion a week.”
“New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani reached a handshake agreement with City Council Speaker Julie Menin regarding the $126 billion budget on Tuesday, hours before the city’s next fiscal year starts. [...] The socialist mayor cast the deal a…”
“The forecast for what Pillar 2 will bring into the UK has now reduced to £1.6billion a year, so there will be a monetary impact.”
“approximately $100 billion more (13%) than the interest paid out in the first nine months of 2025”
“Gov. Kathy Hochul (D-NY) played a crucial role in stabilizing New York City’s project budget deficit by providing over $4 billion in state aid and savings over the next two years.”
“The shortfall stems from a landmark deal finalised by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) in January, which brought together nearly 150 nations to establish a 15 per cent floor on corporate taxation worldwide.”
“interest payments on the debt are now $20 billion larger than the outlays for the Departments of Defense, Commerce, Homeland Security, Education, the Environmental Protection Agency, the Small Business Administration, and the U.S. Coronavi…”
“Ossoff is one of the Senate’s most proven fundraisers, with over $32.5 million in cash on hand so far in the 2026 midterm election cycle alone.”
“currently around £425 a month”
“Spending for Social Security benefits rose by $62 billion (or 5%)”
“The free-trade deal announced during Vucic’s visit is economically trivial: Serbia and Georgia’s total bilateral trade was just $20 million last year.”
“The former Greater Manchester mayor would face an immediate challenge of finding £4.7billion in savings or additional revenue to fund defence commitments announced by the Government last month.”
“Medicare outlays increased by $58 billion (8%)”
“The Trump Accounts program, perhaps the one that has received the most bipartisan praise... The launch itself comes exactly one year after President Donald Trump signed into law the One Big Beautiful Bill Act... As of Saturday, July Fourth…”
“The additional rate of income tax currently stands at 45 per cent on earnings above £125,140 a year.”
“Medicaid spending increased by $49 billion (10%)”
“For babies born between Jan. 1, 2025, and Dec. 31, 2028, the government will deposit $1,000 into each Trump Account... According to the Treasury, 1.4 million Trump Accounts that have been claimed so far will be eligible for the $1,000 fede…”
“Labour Chancellor Alistair Darling introduced the 50 per cent additional rate in 2010 on earnings above £150,000, with the measure remaining in place until 2013.”
“That was true during [this year’s] Gulf War III, as the S&P 500 bottomed on March 30 and rose 18.3% through yesterday's close.”
“Dell CEO Michael Dell and his wife, Susan, announced a $6.25 billion philanthropic gift to the Trump Accounts fund that will give an additional $250 to the first 25 million children age 10 and under living in ZIP codes with median incomes …”
“The Office for Budget Responsibility initially estimated the policy would raise around £2.7billion a year for the Treasury.”
“Spending at restaurants and bars in cities that hosted World Cup games rose 5.3% versus the previous year, on average, according to Bank of America’s Aditya Bhave.”
“Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent delivered brief remarks at the reception, where he claimed that the Trump Accounts are 'the most important benefit for young people since the G.I. Bill,' earning a thunderous round of applause.”
“The watchdog found that at least £16billion of income was brought forward before the end of the 2009-10 tax year so it would be taxed at the previous 40 per cent rate rather than the new 50 per cent rate.”
“In cities without World Cup matches, spending rose just 3.8%.”
“Parents, grandparents, and others can contribute up to $5,000 per year up until the year before the child turns 18... And employers of children, or a child’s parent, may contribute up to $2,500 per year to the accounts.”
“By 2012-13, the higher rate had generated only £600million in additional revenue.”
“The European Central Bank recently raised interest rates Europe-wide by 25 basis points, to 2.4%, to fight off inflation in the services sector, Fortune’s Preston Fore reports.”
“Users can also begin contributing personally on Saturday, according to senior Treasury officials, with initial contributions being 'invested in the lowest cost S&P 500 index fund available,' until individual indexing options are made avail…”
“Adding 1p would raise about £230million. By comparison, raising the basic rate by the same amount raises about £7billion.”
“The minutes of the ECB’s last meeting say that services inflation ticked up to 3.5% in part because of “concert-related hotel prices in the Netherlands.””
“We’re having a big opening bell ceremony next week where Nasdaq and the New York Stock Exchange are going to ring the bell from the Oval for the first time together, and they’re doing that to celebrate the accounts,” Hassett said on CNBC.”
“Scotland currently operates six income tax bands, with a top rate of 48 per cent applying to earnings above £125,140.”
“That, notes Brzeski, was a reference to Styles’ 10-day residency at a massive arena in Amsterdam, which jacked up the price of hotel rooms city-wide for an extended period.”
“William has a net worth of £1.2billion via the Duchy of Cornwall, which he inherited after becoming heir to the throne four years ago.”
“S&P 500 futures are down 0.10% this morning”
“The figures have showed for the first time that William is richer than his father, after receiving a private income of £21.6 million in 2025-26.”
“STOXX Europe 600 was up 0.03% in early trading”
“Charles was listed in the Sunday Times Rich List as having a personal fortune of £640 million.”
“FTSE 100 was up 0.12% in early trading”
“Figures show William contributed £7.76million in income and capital gains tax in 2024-25 and £8.34million in 2023-24.”
“Nikkei 225 was up 1.20%”
“Earlier this week it was also revealed that William decided he will no longer personally benefit from the controversial £1.5million annual rent generated by the abandoned Dartmoor Prison.”
“KOSPI was up 2.52%”
“despite £370million worth of refurbishment work being finished next year.”
“CSI 300 was down 1.96%”
“Spanberger recently signed a budget that creates a tax on the electricity consumed by data centers. The tax is expected to raise up to $600 million annually.”
“Hang Seng was up 0.60%”
“President Donald Trump raked in over $1 billion from his cryptocurrency dealings in 2025, according to a recent Office of Government Ethics filing.”
“NIFTY 50 was up 1.02%”
“Trump made over $500 million from his World Liberty Financial dealings and token sales and $65 million in equity sales from the venture’s holding company, according to the filing.”
“Bitcoin was up to $64K”
“He also made over $635 million in royalties from “Celebration Coins,” which several reports have identified as coming from the president’s meme coin venture, CIC Digital LLC.”
“Serent Capital, an Austin, Texas-based private equity firm, raised $1.3 billion for its sixth fund focused on software and tech-enabled services companies.”
“Wilson was also ordered on Tuesday to pay $66 million in restitution and forfeit $7.8 million.”
“Aria, a Paris, France-based embedded invoice financing platform, raised €7 million ($8 million) in a Series A extension.”
“Norway’s got now two trillion dollars in the bank”
“hotel prices in the Netherlands surged 21% on average, contributing 0.4 percentage points to the country’s monthly inflation rate”
“We will retire the 45% climate co-benefits target," the bank said.”
“The bank exceeded that goal last year, committing 48% of its financing, or around $39.2 billion.”
“During the 2024 United Nations Climate Conference, nations agreed to contribute at least $300 billion in climate finance annually, with about half to two-thirds being sourced from multilateral institutions led by the World Bank.”
“With the U.S. not contributing currently, it will make achieving the target — which is already a fraction of $1.3 trillion that’s needed annually — even more challenging," Jain said.”
“The 45% target was set following the United Nations’ climate conference in 2023, pledging the funding to climate-related projects by 2025.”
“Pulte also serves as head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency.”
“Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson received a $1.18 million book advance from Penguin Random House, paid through KayPac LLC, a private company created by her husband, Dr. Patrick Jackson.”
“Ketanji Brown Jackson made more than $2 million in 2024 from Penguin Random House book advances paid through KayPac.”
“Jackson surpassed Sotomayor as the most-compensated author of all the current justices who have written books, with 2025’s million-dollar haul bringing her overall book payments to a total of $4.14 million, compared to Sotomayor’s $4.06 mi…”
“According to the New York Times, “In the weeks around the inauguration, Mr. Ross donated nearly $162,000 to Mr. Kennedy’s defunct presidential campaign.””
“Microsoft has taken the biggest hit among tech giants under its current model, shedding nearly a fifth of its value this year, CNBC reported.”
“It’s up 85% Thank you, President Trump”
“Congress, which votes $1.08 billion a year to keep it running”
“Tax records reviewed by the Washington Examiner show that Leonard Leo, the conservative legal activist who played a major role in helping President Donald Trump select three Supreme Court justices during his first term, donated $5 million …”
“A source familiar with the matter said Leo’s total support is believed to be upwards of $15 million, though the Washington Examiner was only able to confirm the amount reflected in tax filings.”
“International benchmark Brent crude was trading at $72.05 a barrel as of Friday afternoon, while the U.S. benchmark West Texas Intermediate stood at $69.41 per barrel, with both benchmarks at their lowest since before the war in Iran.”
“During the conflict, oil prices had climbed to around $100 a barrel.”
“The national average for gasoline has fallen to $3.90 a gallon, down from $4.49 a month ago.”
“Gas prices have declined over the past six weeks, but GasBuddy projects that this will be the second-most expensive Fourth of July at the pumps.”
“GasBuddy said on Thursday that, while the average price for a gallon has improved from May’s peak of $4.57, it is still about 65 cents higher than last Fourth of July’s $3.10 per gallon average.”
“Barclays launches ‘first-of-its-kind’ £600 switch bonus — but only for select customers”
“The account was started following a 937-page filing from the Office of Government Ethics that showed Trump’s family cryptocurrency business earned the president about $1.2 billion in 2025.”
“Trump reported receiving between $1,001 and $2,500 in Coinbase dividends, as much as $16,000 in capital gains from selling Coinbase shares, $510,808 in validator rewards through a Coinbase staking agreement, and $1,821,628 in validator com…”
“From March 2025 to December 2025, Trump’s investment accounts completed eight sales of Coinbase stock totaling between $334,000 and $760,000 and bought Coinbase stock 15 times valued in the combined range of $310,000 to $875,000.”
“Trump also invested heavily in Robinhood from March 2025 to November 2025, buying stock in the company 12 times collectively worth between $359,000 and $910,000 and selling a total of $31,000 to $115,000 in shares.”
“Other than those transactions, Trump only made one purchase each of Coinbase and Robinhood stock, both dated Jan. 29, 2025, before the SEC dropped its inquiries into Coinbase and Robinhood a month later.”
“Bloomberg Economics estimates that Brexit costs the country anywhere up to £200bn a year.”
“The Treasury revealed this afternoon the DfT is mulling the cancellation of the A38 Derby Junctions and A46 Newark Bypass schemes to go towards cuts of £700 million to its roads funding.”
“Putin is having to entice new recruits with bonuses to the tune of £60,000 as well as debt relief up to £105,000”
“Right around 2:30 p.m. EDT, international and domestic benchmarks were up by more than 1%, with Brent crude rising by 1.29% and trading at $72.92 a barrel. West Texas Intermediate had also jumped 1.94% and was selling at $70.57 a barrel.”
“The actual number, before the 2025 cuts, was 1%.”
“She is one of SpaceX’s largest individual shareholders, with an estimated $2 billion stake in the company following its historic initial public offering last month.”
“According to the Home Office, the closure of these hotels – alongside a further 11 announced in April – will save taxpayers £170 million this financial year.”
“Mullin said the U.S. would help Haitians get home and offer $2,100 to “reestablish.””
“Trump made 12 stock purchases in the company, eight sales, and earned dividends and capital gains of less than $1,000 each in 2025, according to his newly released financial disclosures.”
