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The Trade Ministry put January-July coal exports at US$18.11 billion, up 8.36% year on year, while officials outlined how recently effective export-governance rules are to be administered.
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KNBS measured a 0.4% monthly increase as food and transport inflation remained above the overall annual rate.
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INE’s preliminary CPI rate accelerated six tenths from August. Fuel and vehicle lubricants, plus package holidays falling less than a year earlier, influenced the annual comparison.
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Annual CPI accelerated from 3.5% in July to 4.0%, while trimmed-mean inflation held at 3.6%.
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BEA estimates show real personal consumption expenditures rose 0.6% in August, while nominal spending increased 0.9%. The PCE price index was 3.4% higher than a year earlier.
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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 Chamber of Industry put January–July 2026 exports at JOD 5.17bn, while sector results varied.
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Realized first-half investment and the roadmap’s US$618.1 billion estimate through 2040 are different measures; batteries and higher-value manufacturing are phase-two priorities.
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Stats SA estimated nominal turnover at R3.871 trillion, up 3.7% quarter on quarter across the survey’s covered industries.
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The MoSPI survey announced on 1 October will run from October to December 2026 and does not report new results; manufacturing accounted for 50.17% of provisional CAPEX in the prior CAPEX 2025 round.
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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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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.
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