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📣How do we measure government spending, revenues and debt?
Join the next #StatsUnpacked to explore what National Accounts reveal about government finances and expenditure across countries.
🗓️Monday, 23 November | 11:00-12:00 (Paris time)
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⚡#Energy prices drove the acceleration in @OECD inflation, with year-on-year energy #inflation growing sharply to 17.4% in September, up from 13.6% in August.
Energy inflation rose in 31 of the 37 countries with data available.
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🆕Year-on-year inflation in the @OECD, as measured by the Consumer Price Index (#CPI), rose to 4.5% in September 2026, up from 4.3% in August.
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🆕 Today, when evaluating frontier AI applications we measure what models can do rather than what impacts they have on people’s well-being.
Explore new approaches to help close this measurement gap.
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🚜 @OECD:n maatalouskomitean vuotuinen lippulaivajulkaisu "Agricultural Policy Monitoring and Evaluation 2026" on nyt ulkona!
🌾 Maataloussektorille myönnetty kokonaistuki kasvoi vuosien 2023–2025 aikana lähes 15 prosenttia.
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🎙️Missed #BehindTheNumbers?
Taxes on wages can shape the choices families make about working hours and household budgets.
Our latest episode unpacks the @OECD #TaxingWages report and follows the journey from gross salary to take-home pay.
🎧Listen now:
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23% of GDP in #OECD and EU countries is spent on social protection, and the bill is set to rise.
Find out how governments can build sustainable and effective social protection systems: brnw.ch/21x6Oei
📊Can changes in #unemployment signal a recession?
The @OECD Short-Term Indicators Dashboard now features the Sahm recession indicator, an early-warning signal of potential recession, helping users monitor labour market conditions across countries.
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📢How can statistics capture complex & overlapping inequalities?
A new @OECD Working Paper explores the statistical challenges and analytical approaches involved in applying an intersectional perspective.
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More people have a university degree than ever before.
Increases in tertiary attainment were seen in almost every country in the #OECD, with average tertiary attainment rising by seven percentage points.
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🆕How can income distribution data keep up with economic change?
The @OECD proposes a new framework to provide more timely estimates & forecasts of income distribution, helping monitor inequality and inform policy.
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Many countries across the OECD face teacher shortages...
... But lots of other sectors are struggling to recruit skilled workers too.
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23% of GDP in #OECD and EU countries is spent on social protection, and the bill is set to rise.
Find out how governments can build sustainable and effective social protection systems: brnw.ch/21x6yiG
📢 3rd International Day of Statistical Literacy: Register now!
Join OECD Chief Statistician Steve MacFeely for his keynote at #IDSL2026, exploring statistical literacy in the age of advanced technology.
🗓️ 17 November 2026 | Online
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🆕The @OECD #unemployment rate was broadly stable in August 2026, at 5.0%, just 0.2 p.p. above its record low from June 2023.
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After declining in recent years, critical mineral prices rebounded in 2025 & early 2026 as supply conditions tightened
Strategic minor minerals saw the sharpest price increases – prices more than doubled amid new export controls & strong demand growth 👉 iea.li/4z1h3q2
🎙️🆕Love, work and taxes: How tax systems shape our choices
In the latest #BehindTheNumbers, we unpack what happens between the top and bottom of your payslip, and how tax systems can shape household decisions, including choices about work and family.
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🆕#GDP growth in the OECD area increased slightly to 0.7% in Q2 2026, up from 0.4% in the previous quarter, according to the latest estimates. This reflects a mixed picture across the 38 @OECD countries.
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📈The September #OECD Stats Flash newsletter is out!
Sign up for the next #StatsUnpacked on development finance, check out the latest #BehindtheNumbers podcast on VSL & the latest #unemployment figures.
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🍏Year-on-year #food inflation in the @OECD fell to 2.8%, down from 3.2% in July, reaching its lowest level since July 2021.
Core inflation (inflation less food and energy) remained stable at 3.6% for the third consecutive month.
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