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The Big Data consumption indicator in Spain fell by 1.5% year-on-year in the first week of November, reversing the previous rebound. Heterogeneity persists across categories, with Insurance and finance (+9.6%) rising and Other goods and services (-8.0%) falling. Disparate results are seen at a regional level.

Annual inflation remained stable at 6.30% in October, although it remains 120 bps above the level observed at the end of last year. The stability in annual inflation was explained by offsetting pressures across baskets: while food inflation increased, inflation excluding food declined.

Private consumption in Peru, measured by the Big Data Index, grew 9.0% year-on-year in October, a slight moderation from September. This progress is supported by credit growth and a robust labor market, although it is dampened by the erosion of purchasing power due to inflation (5.3%).

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The consumption indicator continues the improvement started in mid-October, confirming a shift from the downward trend previously observed across different sectors and regions.

The 2026 Yearbook of Migration and Remittances analyzes migration dynamics and remittance flows, focusing on Mexico. It examines U.S. migration policy shifts and explores emerging topics like the link between climate change, migration, and financial inclusion.

Galicia's economy will maintain solid growth in 2026–2027, supported by employment, consumption, exports and expansionary fiscal policy. The external environment will continue to affect industry and investment, while challenges related to productivity, housing and labor availability persist.