Colombia's wholesale food supply rose 5.78% in September
DANE's 20 October SIPSA-A bulletin said food deliveries to 32 wholesale markets rose 5.78% from August to 654,797 tonnes in September 2026.
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DANE's 20 October SIPSA-A bulletin said food deliveries to 32 wholesale markets rose 5.78% from August to 654,797 tonnes in September 2026.
Croatia’s consumer prices rose 4.7% year on year and 0.9% from August in September 2026, the Croatian Bureau of Statistics reported. The release presents the final CPI figures.
The Czech Statistical Office said agricultural producer prices rose 3.2% in September 2026 from August, but were 7.2% lower than a year earlier.
Ecuador's environment and energy ministry said on 20 October that 339 well workovers and 126 new wells had been completed from January through September.
The Ethiopian Statistical Service reported food inflation of 14.8% and non-food inflation of 15.1%.
Finland recorded 344 bankruptcy proceedings in September, 55 more than a year earlier. The affected firms accounted for 1,057 staff-years.
Finland’s permitted construction volume increased year on year, while residential permits fell. Statistics Finland said ICT buildings, including data centres, drove the rise.
A 15 October Microsoft feature says Bar-Ilan University piloted an AI agent on Moodle in February. It searches and summarises lecture recordings and course materials uploaded by teaching staff, and can generate quizzes in response to student queries.
In Austria’s 2025 health survey, 72.5% of people aged 15 and over described their health as good or very good. About seven in ten reported at least one chronic condition.
Agriculture and horticulture investment in Denmark totalled DKK 7.7 billion in 2025 at constant prices, Statistics Denmark reported. The inflation-adjusted level was below 2024 but slightly above the 2015–2024 average.
Expert sessions in Gabon are scheduled to begin on 26 October.
ADEX Group launched a common continuous intraday market environment on 20 October, integrating electricity markets in Slovenia, Hungary and Serbia. BSP took over operational activities for ADEX’s intraday markets in all three countries.