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Türkçe sürüme geçDevelopments in the world economy, international trade, finance, energy, agriculture and food supply. Source-linked reporting appears in this section. Page 140.
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BEA lifted its real GDP estimate from 1.5% to a 2.2% annual rate; the actual quarter-to-quarter increase was 0.6%. The same release showed divergent state economies.
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As at 31 March 2026, New Zealand investment abroad was NZ$482.7b and foreign investment in the country was NZ$674.4b.
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Seasonally adjusted initial claims fell by 1,000 in the week ended 26 September; the four-week average was 200,000.
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The BLS’s seasonally adjusted first estimate showed a 29,000 payroll gain; the household survey put unemployment at 7.1 million people.
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Growth reached 9.01% over nine months, with industry and construction and services accounting for most of the increase in value added.
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The Census Bureau said orders rose for a second month while shipments were almost flat after eight months of increases; inventories and backlogs also grew.
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The October 2 announcement outlines nearly C$26 million for 31 GTA businesses and organizations pursuing resilience and growth projects.
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In DANE’s 26 September–2 October SIPSA bulletin, beans fell in 33 of 40 markets while capira potatoes rose in 23 of 30.
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SPA lists services across health, justice, commerce, municipal affairs and transport; the user figure is a lower bound, not an exact count.
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ACOA’s October 1 announcement includes more than $6.9 million for 17 recipients in Prince Edward Island facing U.S. tariff pressures.
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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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