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  • Jun 30

    Euribor flatlines at 2.80% in June amid Middle East peace hopes, yet mortgage bills keep climbing

    Spain’s Euribor, the benchmark for most variable-rate mortgages, closed June at 2.801%, nearly unchanged from May’s two-decade high of 2.804%. The pause follows an ECB rate hike and tentative US-Iran peace talks that cooled inflation fears, but year-on-year comparisons mean households reviewing loans face increases of up to €130 a month.

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Europe’s summer stopped being a seasonal nuisance and became an operating problem for states, grids and borders. In the same news cycle, Russia pressed territorial nerves in the Pacific, cyber breaches exposed public and medical data, and Colombia’s new government faced a deadly disaster.

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The Trump administration is preparing new 'economic isolation' measures against Iran, indicating a continued escalation of economic pressure rather than a shift in policy.

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