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22/06/2026
China Earthquake Networks Center officially determined: A magnitude 4.0 earthquake occurred at 01:58 on June 22 in Zhaosu County, Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture, Xinjiang, with a depth of 20 kilometers.
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The pound fell against the dollar by 0.3%, with reports suggesting that UK Prime Minister Starmer may resign.
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According to sources, Klaus-Maffei Wegmann Defense Group is estimated to be valued between 15 billion and 19 billion euros.
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Insiders revealed that KNDS plans to launch the IPO process next Monday to Wednesday.
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The UK statistical agency admits that there are new errors in key employment data.
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According to CNN, Mark Cancian, a senior advisor at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), stated that a preliminary analysis to be released by CSIS shows that the Iran war has cost the U.S. Department of Defense about $40 billion. This figure includes expenses such as ammunition consumption, equipment damage, and base repair costs, but does not include the regular operational expenses exceeding $1 trillion in the Department of Defense's 2026 fiscal year budget. Despite the Department of Defense bearing the majority of expenses, the conflict has also incurred about $1 billion in costs for other agencies such as the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Veterans Affairs. For consumers, the price of gasoline in the U.S. has increased from an average of less than $3 per gallon nationwide to over $4 per gallon for most of the war. According to tracking data from Brown University on energy costs, if this war had not occurred, the average American household would have saved over $253 in expenses. The current rate of inflation has exceeded the average wage growth rate for Americans, meaning that in April and May, inflation has "eaten up" any salary increases. This is the first time this has happened since 2023.
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