The number and variety of accessible indicators allows users to analyze key economic and social aspects of the two relevant regions, such as price trends and demographic changes. As detailed by EpData, a series of visual resources and datasets will be activated on Tuesday 11 November, focusing on transport statistics, business evolution, cost of living in the UK and Brazil, demographic characteristics and reservoir status.
According to information published by EpData, those who can access the platform from 9 a.m. will be able to view passenger transport statistics for September 2025, compiled by the National Institute for Statistics (INE). This resource makes it possible to monitor mobility in Spain and detect monthly or yearly fluctuations in the number of people using public or private transport. Along with this information, the same organization will also publish monthly statistics of commercial enterprises for September 2025, which will facilitate the monitoring of business dynamism and the establishment and dissolution of enterprises in the country.
At the international level, EpData has announced that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for the UK will be available from 8am, along with a graphical display that allows you to assess the development of prices in the country and the impact of inflation on the purchasing power of households and businesses. Later, at 1 p.m., the same platform will provide a graph of Brazil’s CPI and provide analytical tools on the factors influencing the Brazilian economy and cost of living.
EpData included socially relevant information on the day’s agenda, such as continuous demographic statistics carried out by INE, which corresponds to October 1, 2025 and will be available from 9 am. This set of data offers the possibility of investigating the composition of the population living in Spain, including migration flows and the evolution of different segments of the population. This list also includes resources on the status of reservoirs with graphs that reflect the status of major water resources at a national level.
The link provided by EpData will take you directly to the section where you can see the updated graphs and database. These are resources aimed at professionals, researchers, and users interested in obtaining accurate, visually presented statistical information on economic, social, transportation, business, and environmental topics. Access allows both online consultation and downloading of data and graphs for further consideration.
For any questions, suggestions or requirements regarding the available data or formats, EpData invites you to use the contact channel via email contacto@epdata.es to ensure personalized support regarding published or scheduled resources.
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