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Euro area had 11.36 million unemployed people in August
The monthly rate was unchanged but rose year on year in both the euro area and the EU.
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Economy
Euro area house prices rise 4% annually in the second quarter
The EU recorded a 4.7% annual increase and a 1.2% quarterly rise.
Economy
OECD projects global growth of 2.9% in 2026 and 3% in 2027
Energy-shock and uncertainty risks persist, with separate forecasts for the United States, euro area and China.
Economy
OECD: G20 economies grew 0.7% in the second quarter
Aggregate growth slowed from the previous quarter, while country-level results varied.
Energy
Türkiye and Azerbaijan discuss power interconnection projects
The fifth energy forum considered three routes for cross-border electricity trade.
Energy
TENMAK and Copenhagen Atomics agree on thorium research
Cooperation covers molten-salt reactors and research into domestic thorium compound production.
Energy
Türkiye calls for joint energy projects with Germany
Bayraktar proposed combining Turkish project delivery capacity with German financing.
Energy
TENMAK selects 500 students from 20,632 eligible energy-scholarship applications
Recipients will receive TRY 13,750 a month across 30 degree programmes; the ministry says a broader call is planned for February.
Energy
TÜNAŞ and USTDA launch advanced reactor research
The roughly USD 2 million project will assess reactor designs technically and economically.
Energy
Solar and wind generated 442.2 TWh over 2015–2025
The ministry published counterfactual estimates of renewable generation’s fuel import impact.
Energy
Osman Gazi platform’s Black Sea production timetable outlined
The September statement sets targets for deployment and year-end production preparations.
Finance
Bank of England holds rate at 3.75% in a 6–3 vote
Three members wanted an increase as the bank highlighted energy’s contribution to August inflation.