BLOOMBERG In the run-up to the (almost but not quite) four-day weekend over July 4, US air travel set a new record. The Transportation Security Administration said it screened nearly 2.9 million fliers on June 30, the highest daily count  in the agency’s history. Flying in the US has rebounded from its Covid-19 lows. And if global expectations hold true, …

BLOOMBERG EasyJet Plc cancelled almost 2,000 flights this summer from its London Gatwick hub citing air traffic control disruptions, an indicator that airlines are preemptively scrapping flights to limit travel chaos. Europe’s second largest budget carrier scrapped 1,700 flights that were due to operate in July, August and September, which will affect around 180,000 passengers. That amounts to less than …

BLOOMBERG US stocks slumped after a spate of jobs reports tamped down speculation the Federal Reserve would leave interest rates unchanged later this month. The S&P 500 fell 1.2% over the shortened holiday week while the Nasdaq 100 slid 0.9%. Yield on the two-year Treasury drifted down to 4.94% as investors digested government jobs data that fell short of estimates …