EU agricultural output prices fall as input costs rise
Output prices fell 5.8% annually in the second quarter, while non-investment inputs rose 4.7%.
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Output prices fell 5.8% annually in the second quarter, while non-investment inputs rose 4.7%.
Eurostat’s release shows a decline from the first quarter’s 2.3%.
Tourist accommodation establishments recorded 1.321 billion overnight stays in the first six months.
Eurostat’s September-updated report covers supply chain data for the 2024 reference year.
Eurostat reports a 3.2% increase across the EU in the second quarter.
Eurostat’s first estimates show a 0.3% monthly decline across the EU.
The seasonally adjusted rate for ages 20–64 rose by 0.1 percentage points from the previous quarter.
The monthly decline across the EU was estimated at 0.4%.
The monthly rate was unchanged but rose year on year in both the euro area and the EU.
Imports also increased, while the ministry’s January–August figures provide a separate cumulative view of trade.
TİM’s event calendar listed IGEXX for 3–5 September 2026.
The overall unionisation rate eased from January, while the gap between public- and private-sector rates remained wide.