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Türkçe sürüme geçGrowth, inflation, confidence and economic indicators around the world, with primary sources and clearly identified reporting periods. Page 10.
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Monthly inflation was 0.2%; food, beverages and tobacco prices were up 7.2% year on year.
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Freight reached 162.7 million tonnes and passenger journeys totalled 1.491 billion in January-August.
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Nigeria’s year-on-year headline inflation rate eased to 15.39% in August 2026 from 15.43% in July, while monthly inflation slowed to 0.71%, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.
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Norwegian goods exports were NOK 191.0 billion in August, 32.9% above a year earlier as natural gas export value rose 80.9%; the figures measure trade values, not export volumes.
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Statistics Norway’s trend series recorded 136,000 unemployed people aged 15–74, a 4.5% rate; employment rose to 2.928 million.
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Norway’s seasonally adjusted retail volume index rose 0.6% in August, while its calendar-adjusted level was 1.0% below August 2025; wholesale volumes rose 3.4% year on year.
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Rosstat’s indexes show continued annual increases, while diesel consumer prices fell month on month.
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The Central Statistical Bureau said consumer prices rose 2.19% year on year and 0.21% month on month in July 2026. Food and beverages were up 6.08% annually.
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The country recorded a $10.256bn trade surplus; turnover rose nominally but fell in real terms.
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The committee counted 1.781 million employees as of August 1.
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Scotland’s devolved public-sector employment reached 553,600 in the June 2026 snapshot, up 6,060 year on year, with much of the increase in the NHS and local government.
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Scotland recorded just over 17,000 new-build completions in the year to June 2026, 11% fewer than a year earlier and the lowest annual total since 2015.
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