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6 May 2022, Rome - World food commodity prices eased in April after sharply jumping the previous month, driven by modest falls in vegetable oil and cereal prices , according to a report released today by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO.
The FAO Food Price Index averaged 155 points in April 2022, down 8% from the all-time high set in March, but the April index level was still 28% higher than a year earli.
The index tracks monthly changes in international prices for the most traded basket of food commoditi.
The index tracks monthly changes in international prices for the most traded basket of food commoditi.
Food Price Index of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Natio.
FAO
FAO
The FAO Vegetable Oil Price Index fell 7 percent in April, down nearly a third from March's gains, as a demand adjustment pushed down palm, sunflower and soybean oil pric.
Uncertainty over export supplies from Indonesia, the world's major palm oil exporter, has curbed further declines in international palm oil pric.
Uncertainty over export supplies from Indonesia, the world's major palm oil exporter, has curbed further declines in international palm oil pric.
"The slight pullback in price indices is reassuring, especially for low-income food-deficit countries, but food prices remain near recent highs, reflecting market Continued tightening poses a challenge to the food security of the world’s most vulnerable peop.
”
”
The FAO Cereal Price Index eased 7 points in April, led by a 0 percent drop in world maize pric.
The continued blockade of Ukrainian ports and concerns over crop conditions in the United States had a major impact on international wheat prices, but higher shipments from India and higher-than-expected Russian exports eased upward pressure on pric.
Wheat prices rose 2% this month, while international rice prices rose 3% month-on-month, driven by strong demand from China and the Near Ea.
The continued blockade of Ukrainian ports and concerns over crop conditions in the United States had a major impact on international wheat prices, but higher shipments from India and higher-than-expected Russian exports eased upward pressure on pric.
Wheat prices rose 2% this month, while international rice prices rose 3% month-on-month, driven by strong demand from China and the Near Ea.
The FAO sugar price index rose 3 percent over the same period as rising ethanol prices and slow progress in the 2022 harvest in Brazil, the world's largest sugar exporter, sparked market concer.
The FAO Meat Price Index hit a record hi.
FAO
FAO
The FAO Meat Price Index rose 2 percent from the previous month to a record high, driven by higher prices for poultry, pork and be.
The rise in poultry meat prices was driven by disruptions to Ukrainian exports and an increase in the outbreak of bird flu in the northern hemisphe.
In contrast, the average price of lamb fell slight.
The rise in poultry meat prices was driven by disruptions to Ukrainian exports and an increase in the outbreak of bird flu in the northern hemisphe.
In contrast, the average price of lamb fell slight.
The FAO Dairy Price Index was also higher, with a 9 percent gain on continued global supply constraints as milk production in Western Europe and Oceania continued to remain below seasonal leve.
International quotes for butter topped the list of gains, as demand surged due to the current shortage of sunflower oil and margari.
International quotes for butter topped the list of gains, as demand surged due to the current shortage of sunflower oil and margari.
The latest edition of FAO's Cereal Supply and Demand Brief was also released today, with forecasts showing that world trade in cereals in 2021/22 (July/June) will decline by 2% year-on-ye.
Commodities leading to lower trade volumes are corn and other coarse grains, while rice trade is expected to rise 8% and wheat trade is also expected to rise 0%, driven by higher-than-expected Russian exports to Egypt, Iran and Turk.
Commodities leading to lower trade volumes are corn and other coarse grains, while rice trade is expected to rise 8% and wheat trade is also expected to rise 0%, driven by higher-than-expected Russian exports to Egypt, Iran and Turk.
Harvesting of all crops in 2020/21 is basically complete, and FAO's current forecast for world cereal production in 2021 is 799 billion tonnes, up 8 percent from the previous ye.
World cereal consumption in 2021/22 is expected to rise by 9 percent year-on-year to 785 billion tonn.
FAO's latest estimates put world cereal stocks at 856 million tonnes by the end of the 2022 season, 8 percent higher than their opening levels, as Ukraine's maize stockpiles build up due to the suspension of expor.
If true, the global cereal stocks-to-consumption ratio at the end of the season would remain unchanged at a "relatively good supply level" of 29 percent, the FAO sa.
If true, the global cereal stocks-to-consumption ratio at the end of the season would remain unchanged at a "relatively good supply level" of 29 percent, the FAO sa.
FAO maintained its forecast for higher global wheat production in 2022, currently forecast at 782 million tonn.
The forecast takes into account an expected 20 percent reduction in harvested area in Ukraine and the impact of drought in Moroc.
The forecast takes into account an expected 20 percent reduction in harvested area in Ukraine and the impact of drought in Moroc.
For coarse grains, the Bulletin noted that Brazil's 2022 corn harvest is expected to reach a record 116 million tons, while weather conditions could cut corn production in Argentina and South Afri.
Concerns about the high cost of fertilizers and other inputs could lead to a 4% drop in.
corn acreage, preliminary planting surveys sugge.
Concerns about the high cost of fertilizers and other inputs could lead to a 4% drop in.
corn acreage, preliminary planting surveys sugge.
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FAO Cereal Supply and Demand Brief:
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World Food Situation:
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http:// 6 May 2022, Rome - World food commodity prices eased in April after sharply jumping the previous month, driven by modest falls in vegetable oil and cereal prices , according to a report released today by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO.
Grain Vegetable Oil Cereal Price The FAO Food Price Index averaged 155 points in April 2022, down 8% from the all-time high set in March, but the April index level was still 28% higher than a year earli.
The index tracks monthly changes in international prices for the most traded basket of food commoditi.
The index tracks monthly changes in international prices for the most traded basket of food commoditi.
Food Price Index of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Natio.
FAO
Food Price Index of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Natio.FAO
FAO
The FAO Vegetable Oil Price Index fell 7 percent in April, down nearly a third from March's gains, as a demand adjustment pushed down palm, sunflower and soybean oil pric.
Uncertainty over export supplies from Indonesia, the world's major palm oil exporter, has curbed further declines in international palm oil pric.
Uncertainty over export supplies from Indonesia, the world's major palm oil exporter, has curbed further declines in international palm oil pric.
"The slight pullback in price indices is reassuring, especially for low-income food-deficit countries, but food prices remain near recent highs, reflecting market Continued tightening poses a challenge to the food security of the world’s most vulnerable peop.
”
”
The FAO Cereal Price Index eased 7 points in April, led by a 0 percent drop in world maize pric.
The continued blockade of Ukrainian ports and concerns over crop conditions in the United States had a major impact on international wheat prices, but higher shipments from India and higher-than-expected Russian exports eased upward pressure on pric.
Wheat prices rose 2% this month, while international rice prices rose 3% month-on-month, driven by strong demand from China and the Near Ea.
The continued blockade of Ukrainian ports and concerns over crop conditions in the United States had a major impact on international wheat prices, but higher shipments from India and higher-than-expected Russian exports eased upward pressure on pric.
Wheat prices rose 2% this month, while international rice prices rose 3% month-on-month, driven by strong demand from China and the Near Ea.
The FAO sugar price index rose 3 percent over the same period as rising ethanol prices and slow progress in the 2022 harvest in Brazil, the world's largest sugar exporter, sparked market concer.
The FAO Meat Price Index hit a record hi.
FAO
The FAO Meat Price Index hit a record hi.FAO
FAO
The FAO Meat Price Index rose 2 percent from the previous month to a record high, driven by higher prices for poultry, pork and be.
The rise in poultry meat prices was driven by disruptions to Ukrainian exports and an increase in the outbreak of bird flu in the northern hemisphe.
In contrast, the average price of lamb fell slight.
The rise in poultry meat prices was driven by disruptions to Ukrainian exports and an increase in the outbreak of bird flu in the northern hemisphe.
In contrast, the average price of lamb fell slight.
The FAO Dairy Price Index was also higher, with a 9 percent gain on continued global supply constraints as milk production in Western Europe and Oceania continued to remain below seasonal leve.
International quotes for butter topped the list of gains, as demand surged due to the current shortage of sunflower oil and margari.
International quotes for butter topped the list of gains, as demand surged due to the current shortage of sunflower oil and margari.
The latest edition of FAO's Cereal Supply and Demand Brief was also released today, with forecasts showing that world trade in cereals in 2021/22 (July/June) will decline by 2% year-on-ye.
Commodities leading to lower trade volumes are corn and other coarse grains, while rice trade is expected to rise 8% and wheat trade is also expected to rise 0%, driven by higher-than-expected Russian exports to Egypt, Iran and Turk.
Commodities leading to lower trade volumes are corn and other coarse grains, while rice trade is expected to rise 8% and wheat trade is also expected to rise 0%, driven by higher-than-expected Russian exports to Egypt, Iran and Turk.
Harvesting of all crops in 2020/21 is basically complete, and FAO's current forecast for world cereal production in 2021 is 799 billion tonnes, up 8 percent from the previous ye.
World cereal consumption in 2021/22 is expected to rise by 9 percent year-on-year to 785 billion tonn.
FAO's latest estimates put world cereal stocks at 856 million tonnes by the end of the 2022 season, 8 percent higher than their opening levels, as Ukraine's maize stockpiles build up due to the suspension of expor.
If true, the global cereal stocks-to-consumption ratio at the end of the season would remain unchanged at a "relatively good supply level" of 29 percent, the FAO sa.
If true, the global cereal stocks-to-consumption ratio at the end of the season would remain unchanged at a "relatively good supply level" of 29 percent, the FAO sa.
FAO maintained its forecast for higher global wheat production in 2022, currently forecast at 782 million tonn.
The forecast takes into account an expected 20 percent reduction in harvested area in Ukraine and the impact of drought in Moroc.
The forecast takes into account an expected 20 percent reduction in harvested area in Ukraine and the impact of drought in Moroc.
For coarse grains, the Bulletin noted that Brazil's 2022 corn harvest is expected to reach a record 116 million tons, while weather conditions could cut corn production in Argentina and South Afri.
Concerns about the high cost of fertilizers and other inputs could lead to a 4% drop in.
corn acreage, preliminary planting surveys sugge.
Concerns about the high cost of fertilizers and other inputs could lead to a 4% drop in.
corn acreage, preliminary planting surveys sugge.
Related Links:
Related Links: FAO Food Price Index:
https://
FAO Cereal Supply and Demand Brief:
https://
World Food Situation:
https://
Agricultural Market Information System: Market Monitoring:
http:/.
YnTtVejMK3B
YnTtVejMK3B
Agricultural Market Information System (AMIS):
http://
