PJM Interconnection, the US's largest grid operator, says it cannot meet projected electricity demand and will implement a plan to curtail load across its service area, covering the Mid‑Atlantic, the South and Washington, D.C., serving about 67 million customers.

Doubao said in a notice the AI agent feature will be taken offline on July 15, 2026. After that date users will be unable to create new agents; existing saved agents will be inaccessible and cannot be called or run. Doubao will process agent-related data after July 15 and the data will no longer be viewable or recoverable within Doubao.

The dollar slid sharply this week and is poised for its largest weekly decline since April after U.S. June jobs softened and markets trimmed the near-term Fed rate path; the dollar index fell about 0.5% on the week. EUR/USD rose to 1.1440, up roughly 0.5% for the week. GBP/USD climbed to 1.3352, gaining about 1.1% and marking its best weekly performance in nearly three months. USD/JPY, having retreated from near a 40-year high, fell to around 161 but remains elevated. Japanese finance and cabinet officials reiterated close market monitoring and said they stand ready to intervene in FX markets. Analysts say the dollar is clearly tracking employment data and rate expectations; further weak economic releases could extend dollar pressure, while the yen’s sustainability depends on the U.S.-Japan rate differential and any Japanese policy action.