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BPS reported the annual IHPB change alongside a 0.62% monthly increase and a 5.73% rise year to date.
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PBS reported a 1.27% monthly CPI rise in September 2026 and a 10.26% annual increase; the July–September quarterly average rose 10.20% year on year.
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The preliminary CPI for Tokyo’s 23 wards showed a 2.7% annual rise in the headline index; the measure excluding fresh food and energy rose 3.0%.
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In Stats NZ’s 1960–2025 assessment, the share of annual rainfall from very wet days very likely increased at 11 of 30 sites and decreased at three.
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INEGI puts total supply and use at 76,287,449 million current pesos; domestic production represented 81.3% of supply.
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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.
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At Dates Harvest Day, sector representatives outlined production, export-market, water-efficiency and marketing priorities.
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Energy Minister and QatarEnergy CEO Saad al-Kaabi said at a New York forum that moving gas by pipeline would make Qatar’s LNG facilities redundant. He thanked neighbours for potential route support but announced no detailed project decision.
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The package includes a €36.5 million grant for formal education support for Syrian refugee children and €60 million for the Azraq wellfield and main water transmission line program.
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The Mohamed bin Zayed Water Initiative and the World Economic Forum signed a two-year partnership to connect water solutions with policy, finance and markets. WAM’s report from Geneva announced no funding amount or selected project.
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FAO identifies coffee as Yemen’s priority product, citing about 120,000 smallholders across nearly 35,000 hectares and a new Aden-based structure intended to coordinate improvements from farming to market access.
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Renewable freshwater availability in Tunisia is about 380 cubic metres per person. The World Bank models substantial long-term GDP and agricultural employment losses if water stress persists.
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