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West Bank economic indicators

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Latest: West Bank construction costs show mixed trends in September 2026

Economic data from September 2026 indicates varying trends across several sectors in the West Bank. According to the Palestinian Ministry of National Economy, new company registrations fell by 22.2% compared to the prev

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Gaza health system faces historic collapse and supply delays

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Latest: Gaza Ministry of Health warns of imminent hospital power failure

The Gaza health system is entering what Health Minister Majid Abu Ramadan described as the “most dangerous phase in its history.” By late July 2026, the Ministry of Health reported unprecedented occupancy rates, with eme

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Gaza: Escalating humanitarian and economic collapse

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Latest: Gaza humanitarian aid supply collapses amid blockades and funding shortages

Gaza faces an intensifying humanitarian and economic catastrophe. Economic losses have surpassed $80 billion, and 92% of economic facilities have been damaged or destroyed, leading to a near-total collapse of local produ

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Palestinian economic indicators and inflation

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Latest: Palestine consumer price index rises 4.69% in September

Economic data from 2026 indicates shifting trends in Palestine’s financial and consumer sectors. Banking reports show a 5% decline in consumer loan facilities, which fell to approximately $1.3 billion by the end of the s

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Inflation trends in Tunisia

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Latest: Tunisia and Vietnam report rising inflation rates

Tunisia has experienced rising inflation rates through the third quarter of 2026. In September, the household consumer inflation rate reached 5.6%, driven by increases in education (3.9%), food and beverages (2.1%), and

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