What changed in economic and company data

Updates on new figures and revisions from official releases, and summaries of company earnings calls and filings.

  1. US nuclear capacity offline, October 20, 202619,860 MW
  2. South region unemployment rate, September 20264.0%
  3. US total housing starts, September 2026, seasonally adjusted annual rate1,221k
  4. UK 10-year government bond (gilt) nominal par yield, 15 October 20265.31%
  5. US 10-year Treasury yield, 19 October close5.15%

  1. Indian rupees per US dollar, Oct 1694.96
  2. Persian Gulf crude oil production, June 202618.45 mb/d
  3. BSE Sensex share index close, Oct 1674,729
  4. China real GDP growth, Q3 2026, compared with a year earlier4.5%
  5. US average diesel price, September 2026$6.331/gal
  6. China consumer price index, September, same month last year = 100100.9
  7. Euro area 10-year government bond yield, September 2026 monthly average3.93%
  8. Yeldari reservoir (India) water level, 15 October461.01 m

  1. US federal deficit, fiscal year 2026$1.992T

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