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Rosstat reported gains in natural gas and LNG output alongside a slight decline in electricity generation.
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There were 93,360 cumulative applications for Scottish Discretionary Housing Payments from April through August, with actual or committed spending reaching £93 million.
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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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Nigeria’s Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) distributed ₦4.50 trillion in July 2026 from revenue generated in June, according to a July disbursement report published by the National Bureau of Statistics in September. The amount comprised ₦3.45 trillion from the Statutory Account, ₦799.75 billion from Value Added Tax and ₦250 billion in augmentation funds.
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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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The Central Bank of Egypt said remittances from Egyptians working abroad rose 28.1% year on year to about $29.7 billion in January–July 2026. July inflows reached $4.5 billion.
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Nigeria recorded a ₦12,596.86 billion goods-trade surplus in April-June 2026, as exports reached ₦27,020.88 billion and imports ₦14,424.01 billion, according to the National Bureau of Statistics.
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Nigeria’s public debt reached ₦166.79 trillion at the end of the second quarter of 2026, according to debt statistics released by the National Bureau of Statistics on 30 September. That was a 4.67% increase from ₦159.35 trillion at the end of the first quarter.
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Figures attributed to Qatar’s Ministry of Finance show revenue of about QAR 25.6bn and expenditure of QAR 46.8bn in Q2 2026, as reported by QNA.
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A UN Mine Action Service factsheet published on 1 September recorded 108 people killed or injured in 38 explosive-ordnance incidents in Sudan between January and June 2026. The April–June factsheet said the number of casualties exceeded the figure recorded over the same period in 2025.
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ADRA said new and renewed economic licences each rose 5% year on year in H1 2026, while advertising permits increased 14%; 151 industrial licences advanced through construction and production stages.
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