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Sep 19, 04:16

Turkey's National Accounts System Overhaul: Unveiling Discrepancies and Data Revisions

Turkey's TurkStat (TÜİK) conducted a major revision of its national accounts in September 2025, revealing significant changes in consumption and investment figures, particularly discrepancies between the reported inflation rate and actual consumption data.

Turkey's National Accounts System Overhaul: Unveiling Discrepancies and Data Revisions

Turkey's TurkStat (TÜİK) conducted a major revision of its national accounts in September 2025, revealing significant changes in consumption and investment figures, particularly discrepancies between the reported inflation rate and actual consumption data.

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Did the revisions address previously observed inconsistencies and gaps in Turkey's national accounts data?

The revisions increased overall GDP figures, a common outcome in previous TÜİK revisions. However, the most significant changes involved GDP components. Notably, household consumption decreased substantially, while fixed capital investments and exports increased. Discrepancies also arose in inventory data, specifically changes between 2023 and 2024.

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Dec 4, 01:06

Australian Economy Shows Tentative Growth, but Sustainability Concerns Remain

Australia's economy is showing tentative signs of recovery, with projected growth of 0.3 percent in September, driven by government spending; however, this is deemed unsustainable by the opposition, who highlight the impact on small businesses and falling disposable incomes.

Australian Economy Shows Tentative Growth, but Sustainability Concerns Remain

Australia's economy is showing tentative signs of recovery, with projected growth of 0.3 percent in September, driven by government spending; however, this is deemed unsustainable by the opposition, who highlight the impact on small businesses and falling disposable incomes.

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What are the immediate impacts of the projected economic growth on Australian households and businesses?

Australia's September national accounts are expected to show slight economic growth (0.3 percent) fueled by government spending, but this growth is deemed unsustainable by the Deputy Opposition Leader, Sussan Ley, who highlights the impact on small businesses and disposable incomes. The cost of living has increased significantly, while disposable incomes have fallen nearly 9 percent.

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