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Global annual deaths in recent projections cluster around 62–63 million people per year; for 2025 several independent trackers estimate about 63.1 million deaths worldwide and roughly 173,000 deaths p...
The most recent official U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) data cited in these sources places annual headline inflation at about 3.0% (12‑month basis) for several recent reference points, including Janu...
Monthly CPI inflation (the 12‑month percent change reported each month) is available from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and reproduced by data aggregators such as FRED, Trading Economics and speciali...
Headline U.S. consumer inflation — measured by the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ Consumer Price Index — was 2.7% year‑over‑year in December 2025, the same pace as in November and the figure most news ou...
The available reporting shows that headline U.S. CPI inflation for calendar year 2024 was about , while the most recent 2025 monthly year‑over‑year readings cited in these sources are roughly (Septemb...
Target’s fiscal-year headcount has fluctuated between about 415,000 and 450,000 team members in recent years: filings and the company’s 2024 annual report list approximately 440,000 employees as of Fe...
Available analyses disagree on whether an official October 2025 monthly inflation release exists; the cleveland Fed nowcast and other projections place U.S. headline CPI around , with core near , whil...
Available data show mixed trends: France’s homicide rate rose from about 1.21 per 100,000 in 2020 to roughly 1.5 per 100,000 in 2023 according to a compiled overview (Wikipedia citing police figures) ...
Headline inflation measured by the Consumer Price Index (CPI) was 3.0% year‑over‑year in September 2025 according to BLS releases and multiple aggregators (CPI rose 0.3% in September) . Core PCE — the...
Global coverage is sparse and uneven in the provided sources, but they converge on a few clear points: long mortgage tenors are common in the United States (30 years is the standard and some lenders e...
Global inflation rose from low, stable levels in the late 2010s to a sharp, synchronized peak after 2020, with the world rate jumping from roughly 1.9–3.5% pre‑pandemic to near‑double‑digit peaks in 2...
Canada’s projected debt-to-GDP ratio for 2025 is reported inconsistently across sources: a market-data aggregator cites a , while official Canadian fiscal watchdog and government documents point to mu...
Russia’s headline inflation in the sources provided sits broadly around , with core inflation reported slightly lower at roughly , while institutional forecasts diverge between a near‑term uptick to a...
The most widely cited official U.S. population estimate for 2024 is about 340 million people, based on the U.S. Census Bureau’s annual population estimates that prompted headlines noting the nation “s...
Official and independent forecasts diverge, but converge on a clear theme: both U.S. and many EU public‑debt ratios are projected to rise through 2030 unless policy turns sharply toward consolidation;...
Interest payments as a share of federal revenue in Canada stood at about 8.22% in 2024, according to World Bank-derived data reported by Trading Economics (World Bank series) . Domestic reports show f...
Canada’s federal interest payments are projected to consume a materially larger share of federal revenue by the mid‑2020s: estimates in public reporting put federal debt‑servicing at roughly $53.8 bil...
The most recent official monthly reading shows the U.S. unemployment rate at 4.4% in September 2025, up from 4.3% in August and higher than 4.1% a year earlier (September 2024) . Independent trackers ...
"Tin" can mean either a Tax Identification Number (TIN) used in tax systems or the metal tin; both uses appear in the results and carry different practical stakes (identity and tax compliance vs. supp...
Wholesale egg prices fell sharply from their winter peak: USDA-linked market measures show wholesale averages dropping from highs above $6–8 per dozen in March to roughly $3–4 per dozen later in March...