Euromomo.eu has been updated for this week. There has been no reported excess mortality across Europe for six weeks, now. I think we can close the book on Covid in Europe, at least for this season. 
Across Europe, for those under 45 (more than 100m people) there were about 1000 more deaths this year than usual, during the Covid period. What % were caused by hysteria?
The CDC has also updated the provisional Covid mortality by day of death. Unlike last week (orange) where mostly they filled in old deaths from April, this week they primarily added deaths from late June:
The overall pattern remains the same however, with recent updates primarily "filling in" the expected Gompertz decay. Still no evidence of a bump from cases in the border states.
Like Europe, the CDC has shown total mortality returning to normal or below normal levels, for several weeks now:
Interestingly, excess mortality in the USA does not line up perfectly with Covid deaths, likely indicating the impacts of lockdown on other types of mortality:
