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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 90.
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EIA reported Brent spot prices reached $132 a barrel in mid-September and U.S. refinery utilization averaged 95% during the quarter.
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Statistics Canada said merchandise exports rose 2.5% month over month while imports fell 2.0%. Energy and electrical-equipment exports advanced; seasonally adjusted trade values also reflect exchange-rate and price movements.
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Provisional, seasonally and calendar-adjusted data from Destatis show German industrial production rising 2% in August from July. The three-month comparison was also positive.
EconomyEvent / data period:
Destatis said the August decline largely followed exceptionally large July orders for ships, trains and aircraft. Excluding large-scale orders, the fall was 0.1%.
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Oil prices contributed to the annual increase, while monthly factory-gate prices advanced 1.1%, CBS reports.
BusinessEvent / data period:
Calendar-adjusted sales volume increased 2.7%, while food, non-food and online sales grew at different rates, CBS reports.
EconomyEvent / data period:
CBS counted 408,000 unemployed people; UWV records showed 194,800 unemployment-benefit recipients at month-end.
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Census and BEA reported a $12.7 billion monthly widening in the seasonally adjusted trade deficit. Imports rose more than exports.
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Working-day-adjusted exports increased while import volume rose 0.4%, with machinery exports particularly strong, CBS says.
EconomyEvent / data period:
CBS’s volume series, adjusted for prices and shopping-day patterns, shows faster growth in durable goods and food than in services.
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Primary energy consumption fell 3.5% year on year in May–July and indigenous production fell 10%; gas gained share in major producers’ power mix.
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EIA put gross wellhead withdrawals at 137 billion cubic feet per day in July. Permian gains were a main driver; the measure is not the same as marketable dry gas.
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