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Production fell 0.7% year on year in August, while the cumulative eight-month total remained higher.
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The UK unemployment rate for people aged 16 and over was 4.7% in June to August 2026, down 0.1 percentage points on both the quarter and…
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A survey published by Statistics Austria on 20 October found that 30.3% of Austrian enterprises sold goods or services through websites,…
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Ireland’s consumer price level in 2025 stood 36.2% above the EU-27 average, according to Measuring Ireland’s Progress 2026, published by…
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The surplus fell to 1.8% of GDP as gross public debt reached €209.9 billion.
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The 13 October update says work choices can change for some families, while available data still limit causal measurement.
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The 2025 Household Survey finance findings released on 13 October show different perceptions across income groups.
AgricultureEvent / data period:
Agricultural production reached 11.9 billion manats at current prices as crop growth eased.
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Output totalled 51.2 billion manats in January–September; manufacturing grew 3.4%, with faster increases in several product groups.
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Service value reached 12.8 billion manats in January–September, while freight volumes rose 3% and passenger numbers 9.7%.
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The Amir said public spending fell 14% in the first half, while a five-year portfolio of projects and investment opportunities was valued at about QAR221 billion.
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As of 1 September, 834,200 employees worked in the public sector and 942,600 outside it; average nominal pay was 1,173 manats in January–August.
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