The Central Bank of the UAE’s 2 October update recorded an AED101.4bn surplus for 1 October, down from AED110.8bn on 30 September. Its forecast for the following day is a separate estimate.
Source: Central Bank of the UAE, Daily Liquidity Indicators workbook
GeoStat reported Georgian consumer prices rose 0.4% month on month and 5.6% year on year in September. Transport made the largest annual contribution at 2.2 percentage points, while lower education prices pulled the headline down. The monthly and annual rates compare different periods.
Source: National Statistics Office of Georgia (GeoStat) — Inflation Rate in Georgia, September 2026
Eurostat’s seasonally adjusted estimate equals 1.6% of GDP; goods and services surpluses and the primary-income balance declined from the previous quarter.
INDEC’s second-quarter EPH report for 31 urban agglomerations put the Gini coefficient for per-capita family income at 0.428; labour supplied 78.1% of household income.
Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística y Censos (INDEC), Argentina
Statistics Canada’s indexes effective 1 April 2026 put Hong Kong at 169, Oslo’s military-post measure at 171 and New Delhi at 77; they are not a general cost-of-living ranking.
The Home Office recorded 586,591 searches and 739,703 arrests in the year to March 2026. A separate count recorded 32,465 detentions under a mental health power applying in public places.
The ONS says private-sector defined benefit and hybrid pension schemes’ market value fell £46 billion to £1.091 trillion between September 2025 and March 2026. The office cautions that these asset values exclude liabilities for members’ pension entitlements.
In Stats NZ’s 1972–2025 series, growing degree days very likely increased at 28 of 30 sites; frost days very likely fell at 17 of the 27 sites that recorded frost.
An official estimate puts digital-sector filled jobs at about 1.81 million in 2025, up 38,000 year on year. The release is classed as Official Statistics in Development because of small-sample and cross-source concerns.
Source: UK Department for Science, Innovation and Technology / Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport
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