France cuts 2026 grain-maize harvest estimate to 7.3 million tonnes
Agreste lowered its maize-output estimate to 7.3 million tonnes on 13 October, about half the 2025 crop.
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Agreste lowered its maize-output estimate to 7.3 million tonnes on 13 October, about half the 2025 crop.
Agreste’s 13 October estimate puts France’s 2026 table-apple output at 1.365 million tonnes, down 15% year on year.
Agreste’s 13 October estimate puts France’s 2026 table-pear output at 144,000 tonnes, down 9% year on year.
Official data show slower crop growth and faster expansion in livestock production.
Manufacturing expanded while total industrial output contracted; electrical equipment and food products also recorded gains.
The agriculture ministry’s bulletin counted 333,000 rural product notes and R$98 billion in new CPR issuance from July through September.
The Central Bank of Egypt said annual urban inflation fell from 14.5% to 13.9%.
The index for distributor sales to industrial and commercial users fell from July’s 137.4; the series is not seasonally adjusted.
The central bank said net financial-account inflows and the current-account deficit shaped the external balance.
Insee estimated emissions from French resident units at 398 million tonnes of CO₂ equivalent and the country’s consumption footprint at 571 million tonnes.
A Statistics Canada article published October 13 summarizes 2021 survey findings, including solar’s share among users and differences in dwelling type.
The health ministry launched its 2026 mass drug-administration campaign in Sinje, targeting river blindness and two other parasitic diseases, with county coverage varying by disease.