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Consumer prices across Tokyo's 23 wards rose 2.7% year over year in September. The index excluding fresh food also increased 2.7%, while the measure excluding fresh food and energy rose 3.0%.
Data includedSouth Korea's consumer price index rose 2.9% year over year and 0.3% month over month in September. Fresh-food prices fell annually while core measures recorded annual increases of 2.7% to 2.8%.
Data includedINEGI’s monthly survey put its composite view of the country’s and firms’ economic conditions at 48.4 points in September, up 0.1 point but below 50 for a 19th month.
Data includedINEGI’s seasonally adjusted national trend index stood at 50.6 in September, down 1.5 points for the month but above the 50 threshold for a seventh month.
Data includedA seasonally adjusted survey indicator from INEGI and the central bank fell 2.5 points for the month, moving below its 50-point benchmark.
Data includedNational consumer prices rose 10.3% year over year and 1.3% month over month in September.
Data includedPreliminary estimate showed a 1.0% monthly increase in Australian dollars.
Data includedIn INEGI’s October 2 bulletin, the coincident indicator stood at 100.0 in July and the leading indicator at 100.8 in August.
Data includedA Statistics South Africa roundup dated October 2 reported July manufacturing output up 1.1% year on year and retail sales up 3.4%, while August producer inflation was 5%.
Data includedStatistics Canada’s Machinery and Equipment Price Index, based on 2016=100, was 129.0 in July 2026 for total domestic and imported machinery and equipment.
Data includedStatistics Canada’s index, with 2020=100, put commercial and industrial machinery and equipment rental prices at 116.9 in the second quarter of 2026.
Data includedAn IMF mission that visited on 15–18 September reviewed banking restructuring and fiscal planning. The Fund expects contraction and double-digit inflation in 2026.
