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EconomyEvent / data period:
The board enabled SDR 114.052 million in financing; growth and current-account figures remain estimates or projections.
EnergyEvent / data period:
The deputy minister cited a 2,500–3,000 barrels-a-day potential range across several fields, not realized added output; the national one-million-barrel-a-day target remains set for 2029–2030.
EconomyEvent / data period:
The agreement awaits management approval; a Staff-Monitored Program does not itself provide a loan or new financing.
AgricultureEvent / data period:
The Agriculture Ministry says it will provide seedlings and labour support after land and farmer preparations; the announcement is not a record of planting or output.
EconomyEvent / data period:
Board completion enables immediate disbursements under two arrangements; it does not establish that funds have arrived.
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IBGE’s seasonally adjusted index declined from July, with decreases in 16 of 25 industrial branches. Production in the first eight months nevertheless remained 0.8% above the same period of 2025.
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Statistics Canada measured no change in real GDP in July. Construction and utilities expanded while manufacturing, retail and mining declined; the reported 0.2% August increase is an advance estimate.
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The Pakistan Bureau of Statistics reported an 11.53% annual rise in its 51-item SPI, with chicken recording the largest weekly increase.
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Statistics Austria estimated annual CPI inflation at 3.6% in September as energy prices rose 14.5% year over year. Final data were scheduled for 16 October.
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BPS reported the annual IHPB change alongside a 0.62% monthly increase and a 5.73% rise year to date.
EconomyEvent / data period:
Exports rose 83.5% year on year as imports reached $71.09 billion and the monthly trade surplus widened to $49.85 billion.
EconomyEvent / data period:
Exports rose 6.72% year over year to $26.61 billion, while imports climbed 19.09% to $23.06 billion.
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