CO2 Emissions | Europe

Country	Last	Previous	Reference	Unit
Germany	579940	589660	Dec/24	KT
Turkey	460030	446440	Dec/24	KT
Italy	299230	304310	Dec/24	KT
United Kingdom	292420	304790	Dec/24	KT
Belgium	86650	85730	Dec/24	KT
Czech Republic	77750	85610	Dec/24	KT
Austria	58030	58480	Dec/24	KT
Greece	52510	51240	Dec/24	KT
Portugal	35560	37410	Dec/24	KT
Switzerland	33730	33670	Dec/24	KT
Estonia	10650	11470	Dec/24	KT
Cyprus	7340	7200	Dec/24	KT
Malta	1810	1790	Dec/24	KT

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Switzerland Money Supply M2 at 1116455.00 CHF Million

Switzerland Money Supply M1 at 766487.00 CHF Million

Iceland Three Month Interbank Rate at 8.11 percent

Switzerland Money Supply M0 at 504533.00 CHF Million

Malawi Inflation Rate at 24.30 percent

Finland Three Month Interbank Rate at 2.18 percent

Slovenia Unemployment Rate at 4.60 percent

Euro Area Nominal Effective Exchange Rate 41 at 129.47 points

Thailand Three Month Interbank Rate at 1.15 percent

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Deere & Company earnings above expectations at 6.55 USD

Malawi Inflation Rate Accelerates

Slovenia Jobless Rate Edges Lower

Rwanda Lifts Key Policy Rate to 8.25%

Eurozone Construction Output Shrinks for 3rd Month

Bulgaria Current Account Deficit Widens in March

Brent Crude Prices Stable

Lebanon Inflation Rate at 19-Month High

Oil Prices Stabilize

Slovenia Consumer Morale Improves in May

Carbon dioxide emissions account for the largest share of greenhouse gases which are associated with climate change and global warming. Data for carbon dioxide emissions include gases from the burning of fossil fuels and cement manufacture, but excludes emissions from land use such as deforestation. Oil releases about 50 percent more carbon dioxide than natural gas, and coal releases about twice as much. Carbon dioxide emissions are often calculated and reported as elemental carbon. The unit of measurement is kt (kiloton).