EU asks member countries to cut gas consumption
EU countries most vulnerable to Russian gas cut off
(see also IMF working paper on gas shut off impact)
EU/Russia sanctions eased on food-related exports
Electric-vehicle charger market is growing rapidly
Bangladesh to start rationing electricity and gasoline
China boosts oil imports from Russia at Saudi expense
LONDON’s brief but exceptional heatwave has already ended, but 24-hour temperatures on both July 18 (27.3°C) and July 19 (27.4°C) were more than +8°C above the long-term seasonal average, straining transportation infrastructure and the electrical network.
In a normal year, London temperatures peak between July 20 and August 5, the result of seasonal lag. But weather conditions this year coincided with and compounded the normal seasonal peak pushing daily temperatures far above normal. Temperatures on both days were 2.2-2.6 standard deviations above the 2013-2021 average:
U.S REAL AVERAGE WEEKLY EARNINGS were down by almost -4.5% in June 2022 compared with June 2021, as inflation outstripped wage increases, underscoring the intensity of the squeeze on incomes and spending power:
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