International meals costs recorded one other rebound throughout the month of April, marking the second consecutive improve. That is pushed by elevated tariffs on meat, dairy merchandise and cereals, based on a report from the Meals and Agriculture Group of the United Nations (FAO).
The meals worth index calculated by FAO, which tracks the variation in worldwide costs of a basket of primary merchandise, grew 0.3% in April in comparison with March.
In April, the value of meat elevated probably the most (+1.6%). Cereals rose 0.3%, particularly resulting from climate situations for the upcoming harvest in a number of producing international locations, and vegetable oils additionally rose 0.3%. Among the many merchandise whose charges fell was sugar (-4.4%).
📊 FAO Meals Value Index will increase barely in April.
📌Though a second month-to-month improve was recorded in April following 7 months of downward pattern, the worth of the index was 9.6 factors (7.4%) decrease than a 12 months in the past.
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— FAO Colombia (@FAO_Colombia) Could 3, 2024
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