PRICE WATCH November 2015 Prices
December 31, 2015
KEY MESSAGES

In West Africa, market availability was good in November with carryover stocks, early supplies from above-average
2015/16 regional harvests and international rice and wheat imports. Markets remained disrupted throughout the Lake
Chad Basin (Page 3).

In East Africa, maize prices increased seasonally in surplus-producing areas of Uganda and Tanzania. Below average
harvests are anticipated in Ethiopia and Sudan, putting pressure on markets. Markets remain disrupted by insecurity in
South Sudan, Somalia, and Yemen (Page 4).

In Southern Africa, regional maize production for the 2015/16 marketing year is estimated to be below-average.
Significant maize deficits are seen in and Zimbabwe, Malawi, and Mozambique. Maize prices increased as stocks
tightened with the progression of the lean season, especially in Malawi, and are well above-average price levels across
the region (Page 5).

In Central America, maize prices continued to seasonally decline across the region with supplies from the recent Primera
season (main maize harvest). Red bean prices decreased early in El Salvador, Honduras, and Nicaragua with the early
start of the bean harvest (Postrera). Locally-produced bean and maize availability remained below-average in Haiti, while
imported commodity prices remained stable (Page 6).

In Central Asia, wheat availability
remained good region-wide.
Prices are below their respective
2014 levels in surplus-producing
areas (Page 7).

International staple food markets
remain well supplied. Maize,
wheat, rice, and soybean prices
were stable in November and
below their respective 2014 levels
(Figures 2 and 3). Crude oil prices
decreased and remained belowaverage (Page 2).
Figure 1. FEWS NET regional price indices and FAO Food Price Index,
January 2010 – November 2015
Sources: FAO and FEWS NET.
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insecurity. The Price Watch provides an update on market and price trends in selected reference markets. Specific trends for
key reference markets and commodities are available in the Price Watch Annexes 1 and 2. FEWS NET gratefully acknowledges
partner organizations, ministries of agriculture, national market information systems, the Regional Agricultural Intelligence
Network, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), the World Food Programme (WFP), and others
for their assistance in providing price data.
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INTERNATIONAL MARKETS
Current situation

International rice prices were stable in November
and below 2014 levels (AMIS). Global stocks at the
end of 2015 are generally stable with 2014 levels.
The Thai government continued to offload large
volumes of public stocks. Growing conditions are
unfavorable in parts of Southeast Asia, including
Thailand, due to El Niño (InterRice).

International maize prices were stable with stable
export prices in the world’s largest producer and
exporter countries, including the United States
(U.S.), Argentina, Brazil, and Ukraine (Figure 2).
Global prices were below 2014 levels reflecting
record level global supplies (AMIS and FAO).

International wheat prices were stable as pressure
from abundant global supplies and low export
demand offset concerns over dry weather
conditions in the Black Sea region and U.S. Global
prices were still well below (by over 20 percent)
their respective 2014 levels (AMIS and FAO).

International soybean prices remained stable and
well below 2014 levels. Global supplies are at an alltime record high with favorable conditions as
harvests end in the northern hemisphere (AMIS).

December 2015
Figure 2. Food commodity prices in selected international
markets, January 2010 – October 2015
Figure 3. Global Market Indicators, 2015/16 compared to
2010-2014 average
Sources: FAO and World Bank.
International crude oil prices decreased, remaining at the lowest level since 2009, and were, on average, significantly
below 2014 levels (U.S. Energy Information Administration and World Bank).
Outlook

Global rice production projections for 2015/16 are slightly below 2014/15 record levels due to the El Niño climate
phenomenon and reduced production forecast in the U.S., India, and Thailand (IGC). World demand is projected to
outgrow production and global stocks may decline for the first time since 2005 (IGC and InterRice).

Global maize production is projected to be slightly below to last year’s record crop (USDA FAS and IGC). Although global
maize demand for 2015/16 is projected to be near 2014 levels, large inventories in Argentina, Brazil, India, and the U.S.
indicate that world ending stocks will remain high (AMIS).

Global wheat production projections for 2015/16 are expected to surpass the 2014/15 record level based on larger crops
in Canada and the E.U., leading to a 13-year high stock level ending in 2016 (USDA FAS and AMIS). Ukraine’s exports are
expected to be the second highest ever. Prices are expected to remain below-average (USDA FAS).

Global soybean 2015/16 production forecasts are slightly above the 2014/15 record levels. Global demand may grow
over 2015/16 based on signs of expanding demand in Asia and South America (AMIS).

International crude oil prices are expected to stabilize and remain lower than their respective 2014 levels over the
remainder of 2015 (U.S. Energy Information Administration and World Bank). However, fuel prices may increase in some
importing countries due to the depreciation of the local currency vis-à-vis the U.S. dollar and local fuel price policies.
Staple food price trends across the countries monitored by FEWS NET will vary considerably in the coming months in response to
local and regional market conditions; international market trends will play a more limited role in most countries (Figure 1). Fuel price
trends in FEWS NET countries will depend on both international market conditions, the evolution of local exchange rates in relation
to the U.S. Dollar, and the design and implementation of local fuel import and price policies.
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December 2015
WEST AFRICA
Current Situation

Supplies on markets continued to improve in November as
harvests were ongoing or recently completed across the
region. Demand remains relatively low in production
zones and average in urban centers. Aggregate regional
cereal production is expected to be above average in
2015/16 (Figure 4); regional maize and rice production
reached record high levels. Imported rice also contributes
to regional staple food availability. Cross-border trade
remains dynamic in all the commercial basins in the
region.

The exception to this general trend is in the greater Lake
Chad area, where the effects of Boko Haram have resulted
in below-average production in 2015/16 and significant
market disruptions. There have likewise recently been a
resurgence of attacks in Northern and Central Mali,
although the market impacts have been limited. In Ghana,
the joint effects of below-average production (maize) and
the depreciation of the local currency in Ghana have led to
reduced regional exports.

Prices generally followed their seasonal trends in
November, decreasing for millet, sorghum, tubers, and
cash crops and stable to decreasing for imported rice. The
prices for maize (Figure 5), on the other hand, did not
decline seasonally in central Niger (Gaya and Niamey) due
to late harvests and below-average imports from
supplying countries (Benin and Ghana).

Insecurity affected some regional trade routes, causing
some atypical monthly prices increases for sorghum in
N’Djamena, Chad, which normally imports from
neighboring Nigeria. Moreover, in Niger, millet prices
went up in various localities compared to the previous
month due to increased demand by cattle herders for
stocks’ replenishment in light of the transhumance.

Figure 4. West Africa Regional cereal production (000s
MT)
Source: Authors’ calculations based on CILSS 2015 data.
Figure 5. Maize prices in Ghana, Niger, and Benin
(USD/kg)
Source: Authors’ calculations based on ONASA, SIMA Niger, SONAGESS,
and WFP data.
Harvests in Ebola-affected Liberia, Sierra Leone, and Guinea are estimated to be average, with production surpluses
recorded in several areas. Market activities continue to progressively improve thanks to some partial lifting of population
movement restriction, market closure, and trade restriction measures.
Outlook
 Market supplies will continue to improve as harvests progress throughout the region in December. Institutional demand
is expected to be average. Prices are expected to follow their regular seasonal trends across much of the region in the
upcoming months, even as some producers focus on selling off cash crops rather than cereals.

Imports of rice and wheat from international markets are expected to proceed without any major disruptions.

Trade in the greater Lake Chad area will likely remain disrupted and prices and market supplies volatile in the coming
months.
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December 2015
Figure 6. Grain prices in Juba, South Sudan (SSP/kg)
EAST AFRICA
Current Situation

Markets are generally well supplied in Uganda and
Tanzania. Maize prices followed their respective seasonal
trends in Uganda in November, by continuing to increase.
Prices increased seasonally in the northern bimodal
southern surplus-producing highland areas of Tanzania.
Exportable surpluses of maize and dry beans continued
supplying deficit areas of neighboring countries through
both formal and informal exports.

In Kenya, staple food prices declined with the progression
of the October-to-February long rains harvests in the
main-producing North Rift. Stocks of regionally-imported
commodities in main consumption centers reinforced
market supplies and price trends.
Source: WFP VAM, South Sudan.
Figure 7. Sorghum prices in surplus areas of East Africa
(USD/kg)

The economy in South Sudan has been heavily affected by
domestic civil strife and reduced state revenues
attributed to the global decline in oil prices (a main source
of national revenues). The recent sharp depreciation of
the SSP has put upward pressure on the cost of imported
commodities. In areas directly affected by conflict, staple
food markets remain very thin and prices volatile. Staple
food prices increased sharply in October and November in
Greater Equatoria due to below-average local harvests
coupled with outbursts of conflict and unrest that
disrupted key marketing corridors (Figure 6).

The availability of carryover stocks from the well aboveaverage 2014/15 rainfed season in Sudan helped to offset
Source: FAMERS, Sudan; WFP, Ethiopia.
some of the effects of below average production during
the current 2015/16 rainfed sorghum season. Sorghum prices were atypically stable during the post-harvest period in Al
Qadarif, a surplus-producing area (Figure 7).

In Ethiopia, consecutive above-average Meher harvests have offset some of the effects of the recent below-average Belg
season. Staple food prices declined in many areas following the June-to-August Belg, but not as quickly as they normally
do. Prices of small ruminants in the northern agropastoral regions are atypically low due to poor animal body conditions.

Staple food availability and market activities remain disrupted in conflict-affected areas of southern Somalia. The crisis
in Yemen continues to affect import flows and security along key national marketing corridors, resulting in highly variable
staple food prices.
Outlook

Staple food prices are expected to continue following their respective seasonal trends in Uganda and increase earlier
than usual in Tanzania, but remain with range of their respective five-year average levels.

Staple food prices in South Sudan are expected to remain volatile through the post-harvest period due to the effects of
high levels of uncertainty and high transport costs on grain marketing. The official exchange rate was allowed to float as
of mid December 2015, which narrowed the gap between the official and parallel market exchange rates.

Recent FEWS NET reporting has indicated that the strong ongoing El Niño is raising the risk of significant flooding in parts
of the region and below-average rainfall in others. Either outcome may affect food availability and access in countries
like Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, and Somalia. In Sudan, staple food prices are expected to increase earlier than usual over
the 2015/16 marketing year, but remain within range of 2014/15 levels due to the abundance of carryover stocks and
international wheat imports.

FEWS NET will continue to closely monitor staple food availability and prices in Yemen over the coming months.
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December 2015
SOUTHERN AFRICA
Figure 8. White maize prices in Southern Africa
Current Situation

In Southern Africa, maize availability continued to
decline seasonally in November with the progression of
the lean season. Supplies are tighter than usual
throughout the region as a result of significantly belowaverage harvests that ended in June (Figure 9). The
regional maize deficit was revised downwards based on
updated harvest and carry-over stock level assessments,
but is still estimated to be more than 500,000 MT.

Zimbabwe, Malawi, and Mozambique face the greatest
national maize deficits in the region, leading to significant
import requirements. Zambia remains the regions’ major
exporter this year, with large formal maize exports to
Zimbabwe and Malawi. South Africa increased white
maize exports to the region in November, mostly to
Namibia, Botswana, and Lesotho, while yellow maize
regional exports remained stable. Malawi also informally
imported maize from Zambia and Mozambique.

Sources: Malawi Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation, and Water
Development (MITM), Zambia Central Statistics Office, and SAFEX.
Figure 9. Estimated total maize supply in Southern Africa
(‘000s MT) as of Nov 30, 2015
Maize grain prices remained stable or increased and are
significantly above respective 2014 and five-year
average levels across the region (Figure 8). Although
Zimbabwe’s national average maize price remained the
highest in the region (in USD terms), prices continue to
be atypically stable due to the strength of the USD and
the high volumes of maize imports from Zambia. In
contrast, prices started increasing earlier and sharper
than usual in Malawi last month, following the start of
Sources: FEWS NET estimates and Government Ministries, SADC,
ADMARC maize sales at subsidized prices in September,
and FEWS NET.
as a result of the supply shortage, high import volumes,
and significant deprecation of the Malawian Kwacha. Maize grain and maize meal prices increased in Zambia for a
second consecutive month, with significant increases in surplus areas, reflecting rapidly declining supplies resulting
from high export levels. The Zambian Kwacha (ZMW) recovered in November, appreciating by about 16 percent against
the USD, but Zambia’s export parity prices remained the lowest in the region, encouraging continued demand.
Outlook

Regional maize supplies are expected to be below-average over the remainder of the 2015/16 marketing year, with
notable deficits in Zimbabwe, Malawi, and Mozambique. Export levels from Zambia are expected to decline but continue
to help alleviate deficits in Malawi and Zimbabwe. South Africa is expected to continue to export to Mozambique, along
with other parts of the region, although at below-average levels.

Maize prices will continue to increase in December and remain above respective five-year average levels across the
region. Price increases are expected to be especially high in Malawi given the large local deficits and ongoing currency
depreciation.

As a result of the El Niño climate phenomenon, abnormal rainfall patterns in Southern Africa will likely delay the start
and reduce production of the 2016 harvest. A delayed start of the season is likely to exacerbate maize shortages in
Malawi ahead of the harvest, with ADMARC supplies estimated to be insufficient this year and may be exhausted in
March. If 2016 harvests are below-average, many countries in the region may face shortages over the 2016/17 marketing
year that are greater than the current shortages, given the low carry-over stocks expected at the end of the 2015/16
marketing year.
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CENTRAL AMERICA AND CARIBBEAN
December 2015
Figure 10. White maize prices in Central America
Current Situation

In Central America, the Primera harvest (mainly maize)
was below-average but increased supplies, while the
Postrera harvest (mainly red beans) started early in
November with favorable prospects. Availability and
prices of imported rice and wheat flour remained stable in
Haiti, while locally-produced black bean supplies were
below-average and prices increased.

Red bean supplies from the Postrera harvest began to
reach markets slightly earlier than usual in early
November, causing prices to atypically decrease again in
Nicaragua, El Salvador, and Honduras when they typically
increase. Red bean prices are well below the atypically
high 2014 prices, and have now also fallen below five-year
average levels due to the projected average Postrera
harvest. In Guatemala, freshly harvested beans from the
Postrera harvest in the Eastern region reached markets,
and imported black beans from Mexico continued to
augment supplies as well. With adequate supply levels,
black bean prices were seasonally stable, below 2014 levels,
and similar to the five-year average.


White maize prices seasonally declined following the
Primera harvest in Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, and
Nicaragua. However, the seasonal price decline was late
this year and prices remain above 2014 and average levels,
except Guatemala, as a result of below-average Primera
production. Maize prices in Guatemala (and Mexico) were
below or similar to 2014 and average levels (Figure 10).
Guatemala maintained above=average supplies with
imports from Mexico, while El Salvador imported from the
U.S. and Mexico to increase its supplies.
Figure 11. Black bean prices in Haiti
Sources: Coordination nationale de la sécurité alimentaire (CNSA) and
FEWS NET, MAL, Dirección General de Economía Agropecuaria
(DGECA), Sistema de Información de Mercados Productos Agrícolas de
Honduras (SIMPAH), Secretaria de Economia de Mexico, and Ministerio
de Agricultura, Ganaderia y Alimentacion de Guatemala (MAGA).
In Haiti, staple food availability was adequate. Prices of local maize flour continued to increase following the poor spring
maize harvests, which was estimated at 60 percent of normal production. Black bean prices increased during the postharvest period and remained well above respective 2014 and five-year average levels (by 49 to 125 percent; Figure 11).
Internationally imported rice and wheat prices remain stable due to stable international markets and despite the recent
depreciation of the Gourde. Maize flour prices followed imported rice and wheat trends.
Outlook

In Central America, based on favorable prospects for the Postrera harvest (the main bean harvest) in El Salvador,
Honduras, and Guatemala, red and black bean prices are expected to continue to seasonally decrease. Although the
impact of El Nino in Nicaragua remains uncertain, it could limit the Apante harvest causing atypical bean price increases
in Nicaragua and a reduced source of supplies for El Salvador and Honduras. Red bean price trends will depend on those
effects in the coming months, but prices are expected to stay above average but below atypically high 2014 levels. Prices
of white maize are expected to seasonally increase and remain above 2014 and average levels in Honduras, Nicaragua,
and El Salvador, but remain similar to 2014 and average levels in Guatemala.

In Haiti, harvests are expected to be up to 30 percent below-average. Prices of locally-produced black bean prices will
likely remain stable during the harvest period and then increase steadily thereafter. Prices of imported rice and wheat
flour will limit the extent to which local maize flour grain and prices increase. FEWS NET will monitor closely the extent
to which the recent depreciation of the Haitian Gourde vis-à-vis the USD affects rice and wheat import volumes and
prices.
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December 2015
CENTRAL ASIA
Current Situation

Regional availability and price trends varied considerably
across Central Asia with the progression of the 2015/16
marketing year and in November (Figure 12 and Table 1).
However, as detailed in the Central Asia Regional Wheat
Supply and Market Outlook, regional deficits are
expected to be filled through intra-regional trade.

Wheat grain export prices in Kazakhstan, the region’s
largest exporter, stabilized in November after decreasing
between August and October 2015. Price are over 20
percent below the five-year average. Stable prices are
attributed to increased regional demand, driven by the
depreciation of the Kazakh tenge (KZT) and resulting
relatively lower prices.

Wheat flour prices have been stable at record high levels
in Tajikistan since April 2015. Supplies from recent
harvests have improved availability at local markets, but
have not been sufficient to offset the effects of the sharp
depreciation of the Somoni (TJS). Wheat flour prices
remain above the average by more than 20 percent in
this wheat grain and wheat flour importing country.
Figure 12. Wheat prices in Selected markets of Central Asia
(USD/kg)
Source: WFP, VAM; APK Inform Agency, Kazakhstan.
Table 1. Regional wheat availability and price trends
Country
Status
Local availability
2015 Prices
Kazakhstan
Exporter
Below-average
Below-average
Pakistan
Exporter
Average
Near-average
Tajikistan
Importer
Average
Record high

In Pakistan, another regional wheat flour exporter,
Afghanistan
Importer
Average
Above-average
wheat grain and flour prices remained stable between
Source: FEWS NET estimates.
October and November in most major markets but
slightly seasonally increased in some wheat-deficit provinces. Prices are nearly stable in major markets compared to 2014
and five-year average levels, reflecting average wheat production coupled with higher than average carry-over stocks.

In Afghanistan, wheat grain prices slightly increased in some markets following the arrival of winter season, but are
similar to respective 2014 levels in all major markets. Imported wheat flour prices were stable or decreased in many
areas because of steady imports from Pakistan and Kazakhstan. The Afghani (AFN) depreciated consistently since June
2015 against international currencies affecting prices of imported food. Its impact was more noticeable in Kabul
compared to other markets where price fluctuations are more common.
Outlook

Regional availability and price trends are expected to continue varying across Central Asia over the 2015/16 marketing
year.

The wheat harvest is almost complete in Kazakhstan and is expected to be eight percent higher than last year’s
production. With average wheat production this year the stock levels also increased slightly supporting normal wheat
grain and flour exports to the Central Asian countries (USDA/FAS).

Price trends in Tajikistan will depend largely on the extent to which lower regional export prices are offset by the
depreciating value of the TJS.

Average wheat production in 2015 (25.5 MMT) and above average stocks from previous years will support wheat grain
and flour prices to be stable for coming months in Pakistan. The Federal Committee on Agriculture (FCA) has fixed the
wheat production target for 2015/16 at 26 MMT, similar to last year. If the country achieves the target, stock levels,
which are already at 25 percent more than last year (7 MMT), will increase further. The government of Pakistan may
need to intervene further in markets to sustain its price stability with its consistently increasing stocks.

In Afghanistan, prices may increase further in December when households start stocking ahead of the winter months.
Prices may seasonally increase during upcoming lean season (February to April) but no anomaly is expected because of
the average domestic and regional wheat availabilities.
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PRICE WATCH ANNEX 1 November 2015 Prices
December 31, 2015
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Change over
% Change Over
Current
Major markets
Bobo Dioulasso
Burkina Faso
Change over
Current
price/kg
One
One
5-year
one year, and
US$ price
month
year
avg.
5-year avg.
-15
10
-
▼
▲
-
-13
-4
-5
▼
►
▼
-3
3
0
►
►
►
-14
14
-12
▼
▲
▼
-8
-7
-12
▼
▼
▼
-6
0
-10
▼
►
▼
-5
-5
0
▼
▼
►
-10
-10
20
▼
▼
▲
0
-9
22
►
▼
▲
-13
-14
-6
▼
▼
▼
3
27
39
►
▲
▲
3
10
31
►
▲
▲
-30
-17
-11
▼
▼
▼
-32
-15
-8
▼
▼
▼
-13
-13
-13
▼
▼
▼
price/kg
One
One
5-year
one year, and
US$ price
month
year
avg.
5-year avg.
Major markets
Maize (White)
XOF 139.00
-11
24
6
▼
▲
▲
Pouytenga
Maize (White)
Burkina Faso
XOF 150.00
$0.23
Millet (Pearl)
-4
-1
-6
▼
►
▼
XOF 189.00
$0.32
$0.31
Sorghum (White)
XOF 157.00
Sorghum (White)
-5
3
6
▼
►
▲
XOF 128.00
$0.26
Djibo
Burkina Faso
$0.21
Maize (White)
XOF 181.00
Solenzo
-12
5
-4
▼
▲
▼
Burkina Faso
$0.30
-5
3
▼
▼
►
XOF 140.00
$0.23
Sorghum (White)
Sorghum (White)
-9
-8
1
▼
▼
►
XOF 94.00
$0.26
Koudougou
Maize (White)
Burkina Faso
XOF 158.00
$0.15
Abeche
-2
12
6
►
▲
▲
Chad
Millet (Pearl)
0
4
7
►
►
▲
$0.33
Sorghum (White)
XOF 168.00
Ouagadougou
XAF 180.00
$0.30
Bol
-9
0
4
▼
►
►
Chad
Mongo
0
-7
-4
►
▼
▼
Chad
$1.12
Moundou
-10
-2
-9
▼
►
▼
Chad
$0.23
-5
-11
►
▼
▼
0
-5
►
►
▼
Chad
Maize (White)
XAF 218.00
$0.36
Sorghum (White)
Millet (Pearl)
-5
-16
-13
▼
▼
▼
$0.31
XAF 256.00
$0.42
Whole milk powder
$8.94
XAF 295.00
XAF 205.00
Moussoro
0
$1.48
XOF 5450.00
Millet (Pearl)
$0.34
Refined Vegetable Oil
XOF 186.00
XAF 240.00
Sorghum (Red)
-1
$0.34
XOF 900.00
Millet (Pearl)
$0.48
Millet (Pearl)
XOF 207.00
XAF 200.00
$0.39
Maize (White)
XOF 140.00
Maize (White)
$0.33
Gasoline
XOF 682.00
XAF 210.00
Sorghum (Red)
$0.28
Burkina Faso
Millet (Pearl)
$0.34
West Africa
West Africa
$0.26
XOF 200.00
XOF 89.00
Millet (Pearl)
-6
$0.29
XOF 157.00
Maize (White)
$0.15
Millet (Pearl)
XOF 174.00
one month,
$0.25
Millet (Pearl)
XOF 194.00
% Change Over
one month,
Rice (5% Broken)
0
-5
7
►
▼
▲
XAF 525.00
$0.86
The Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWS NET) monitors trends in staple food prices in countries vulnerable to food insecurity. The Price Watch Annex 1 provides
prices and price changes for key markets and staple foods monitored across FEWS NET countries and regions. The prices are final monthly average prices for November 2015.
Commodities included in the Annex are the staples most often consumed by the poor in the indicated market. Additional commodities provided are important commodities consumed in the
same areas or fuel prices that affect food prices. Final monthly average prices are used. The symbols (▲►▼) depict the direction of price changes: the red upward-facing arrow denotes an
increase of five percent or greater. The blue horizontal arrow denotes no change or changes that are smaller than 5 percent, and the green downward-facing arrow denotes price decreases
that are five percent or greater. The three arrows respectively correspond to the percent change in prices this month compared to last month, last year, and the five-year average. The “-“
symbol indicates that data are not available. The commodities with a reference (W) are wholesale prices. Otherwise, all reported prices are retail.
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PRICE WATCH ANNEX
December 31, 2015
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Change over
Current
Major markets
N'Djamena
Chad
% Change Over
Change over
one month,
Current
price/kg
One
One
5-year
one year, and
US$ price
month
year
avg.
5-year avg.
-3
-5
-12
►
▼
▼
-3
16
8
►
▲
▲
-3
17
23
►
▲
▲
0
-9
-14
►
▼
▼
-20
-5
1
▼
▼
►
1
31
48
►
▲
▲
-6
-6
-24
▼
▼
▼
0
-11
14
►
▼
▲
-3
-3
-3
►
►
►
0
0
-9
►
►
▼
-2
6
7
►
▲
▲
0
-1
-17
►
►
▼
-2
-12
-12
►
▼
▼
1
11
11
►
▲
▲
21
-7
1
▲
▼
►
0
-9
-2
►
▼
►
-2
1
4
►
►
►
price/kg
One
One
5-year
one year, and
US$ price
month
year
avg.
5-year avg.
1
9
13
Major markets
Local milled rice
XAF 455.00
►
▲
▲
Sikasso
Millet (Pearl)
Mali
XOF 195.00
$0.75
Timbuktu
2
0
10
►
►
Mali
▲
$0.43
Adel Bagrou
0
5
14
►
▲
Mauritania
▲
$0.49
0
4
►
►
MRO 230.00
►
$0.73
Sorghum (Red)
Refined Vegetable Oil
1
13
26
►
▲
MRO 475.00
▲
$0.38
Sarh
Millet (Pearl)
Chad
XAF 240.00
$1.50
Rice (100% Broken)
-19
0
19
▼
►
MRO 360.00
▲
$0.39
$1.14
Sorghum (Red)
XAF 213.00
Sorghum (White)
-8
43
41
▼
▲
MRO 112.50
▲
$0.35
Conakry
Guinea
$0.36
Milled rice
GNF 6500.00
Wheat Grain
0
-
-
►
-
-
MRO 177.50
$0.56
West Africa
Rice (5% Broken)
0
0
-
►
►
-
$0.52
Bamako
Millet (Pearl)
Mali
XOF 213.00
West Africa
$0.85
GNF 4000.00
Aoujeft
Mauritania
-5
-5
-7
▼
▼
MRO 130.00
▼
$0.41
Boghé
-6
7
2
▼
▲
►
Mauritania
$0.62
Gao
Millet (Pearl)
XOF 200.00
Kayes
Millet (Pearl)
XOF 238.00
Refined sugar
0
0
-5
►
►
MRO 200.00
▼
$0.63
Refined Vegetable Oil
-5
-5
-10
▼
▼
MRO 350.00
▼
$0.39
Koulikoro
Millet (Pearl)
Mali
XOF 190.00
$1.11
Rice (100% Broken)
-9
-5
-11
▼
▼
MRO 222.50
▼
$0.31
Mopti
Millet (Pearl)
Mali
XOF 204.00
$0.70
Sorghum (White)
2
2
2
►
►
MRO 231.25
►
$0.33
Segou
Millet (Pearl)
Mali
XOF 180.00
$0.73
Wheat Grain
3
1
1
►
►
MRO 125.00
►
$0.30
$0.40
Rice (Gambiaca)
XOF 345.00
$0.57
Milled rice
MRO 192.50
$0.61
$0.33
Mali
MRO 400.00
Wheat Grain
Rice (Gambiaca)
Mali
Sorghum (White)
$1.26
$0.35
XOF 375.00
Milled rice
MRO 257.50
Refined sugar
0
$0.83
XAF 233.00
XOF 336.00
$0.81
Rice (5% Broken)
XAF 505.00
Local milled rice
$0.55
Millet (Pearl)
XAF 300.00
one month,
$0.32
Maize (White)
XAF 265.00
% Change Over
Magta-lahjar
-7
10
3
▼
▲
►
Mauritania
Milled rice
MRO 202.50
$0.64
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The Famine Early Warning Systems Network
2
PRICE WATCH ANNEX
December 31, 2015
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Change over
Current
Major markets
% Change Over
Current
price/kg
One
One
5-year
one year, and
US$ price
month
year
avg.
5-year avg.
4
-9
-13
►
▼
▼
-37
3
-11
▼
►
▼
3
-23
-17
►
▼
▼
12
-16
-18
▲
▼
▼
-23
26
8
▼
▲
▲
-2
-2
-7
►
►
▼
-8
-12
-20
▼
▼
▼
0
-10
-15
►
▼
▼
-3
-10
-7
►
▼
▼
0
9
14
►
▲
▲
0
0
-5
►
►
▼
0
0
-6
►
►
▼
-9
1
0
▼
►
►
0
-8
-7
►
▼
▼
0
9
-3
►
▲
►
0
0
-8
►
►
▼
0
1
3
►
►
►
price/kg
One
One
5-year
one year, and
US$ price
month
year
avg.
5-year avg.
Magta-lahjar
Refined sugar
Mauritania
MRO 200.00
0
0
-19
Change over
one month,
►
►
Major markets
▼
Bakin Birji
Millet (Pearl)
Niger
XOF 135.38
$0.63
0
0
1
►
►
►
Diffa
Cowpeas (Mixed)
Niger
XOF 357.00
$1.58
$0.59
Rice (100% Broken)
MRO 250.00
Millet (Pearl)
4
6
3
►
▲
XOF 181.31
►
$0.79
$0.30
Sorghum (White)
MRO 262.50
Sorghum (Mixed)
-9
-5
11
▼
▼
XOF 172.90
▲
$0.83
$0.28
Wheat Grain
MRO 150.00
0
0
4
►
►
►
Gaya
Maize (Mixed)
Niger
XOF 181.00
$0.47
Nouakchott
Mauritania
$0.30
Gas cooking oil
MRO 384.60
Maradi
0
0
10
►
►
Niger
▲
$1.22
6
37
▲
▲
XOF 145.83
▲
$0.24
Milled rice
Refined Vegetable Oil
4
21
41
►
▲
XOF 700.00
▲
$0.88
$1.15
2
-9
-7
►
▼
▼
$1.30
Sorghum (Mixed)
West Africa
West Africa
Refined Vegetable Oil
MRO 411.25
XOF 161.69
$0.27
Rice (100% Broken)
MRO 275.00
Whole milk powder
3
2
11
►
►
XOF 3500.00
▲
$0.87
$5.74
Sorghum (White)
MRO 352.50
Niamey
17
1
16
▲
►
▲
$1.11
Agadez
Millet (Pearl)
XOF 250.00
-2
3
▲
►
►
Maize (Mixed)
0
-5
3
►
▼
►
Millet (Pearl)
0
6
6
►
▲
▲
$1.56
Refined Vegetable Oil
0
0
4
►
►
►
$0.82
Bakin Birji
XOF 875.00
$1.44
Whole milk powder
Niger
XOF 218.25
$0.36
Rice (5% Broken)
XOF 3500.00
XOF 197.01
$0.32
Refined Vegetable Oil
XOF 500.00
XOF 540.00
$0.89
$0.41
XOF 950.00
Diesel
XOF 538.00
Gasoline
14
$0.49
Niger
Niger
$0.88
Wheat Grain
MRO 156.25
XOF 186.67
Millet (Pearl)
16
$0.87
MRO 278.75
Maize (Mixed)
$0.31
Maize (White)
MRO 275.00
Rice (5% Broken)
0
-7
6
►
▼
▲
XOF 400.00
$5.74
$0.66
Cowpeas (Mixed)
Sorghum (Mixed)
XOF 182.00
$0.30
one month,
$0.22
Refined Vegetable Oil
MRO 500.00
% Change Over
0
-53
-43
►
▼
▼
XOF 244.90
$0.40
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The Famine Early Warning Systems Network
3
PRICE WATCH ANNEX
December 31, 2015
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Change over
Current
Major markets
Niamey
Niger
% Change Over
Change over
one month,
Current
price/kg
One
One
5-year
one year, and
US$ price
month
year
avg.
5-year avg.
0
0
19
►
►
▲
0
13
-2
►
▲
►
-7
20
-2
▼
▲
►
-6
-
-
▼
-
-
0
25
-
►
▲
-
0
-14
-
►
▼
-
-1
11
-
►
▲
-
-5
-3
-
▼
►
-
-3
-30
-31
►
▼
▼
-5
-31
-25
▼
▼
▼
-1
18
2
►
▲
►
-13
7
-17
▼
▲
▼
7
20
-
▲
▲
-
-6
-18
-25
▼
▼
▼
14
-5
-14
▲
▼
▼
-22
5
-11
▼
▲
▼
-21
0
-15
▼
►
▼
price/kg
One
One
5-year
one year, and
US$ price
month
year
avg.
5-year avg.
Major markets
Whole milk powder
XOF 3750.00
0
-4
2
►
►
►
Ibadan
Refined palm oil
Nigeria
NGN 266.66
$6.15
Ouallam
Millet (Pearl)
Niger
XOF 243.00
$1.35
Sorghum (White)
0
-15
-6
►
▼
NGN 74.07
▼
$0.40
Sabon Machi
Niger
$0.38
Cowpeas (Mixed)
XOF 198.50
-2
-27
-21
►
▼
▼
Ilela
Millet (Pearl)
Nigeria
XOF 156.00
$0.33
Tahoua
Millet (Pearl)
Niger
XOF 238.89
$0.26
Sorghum (Mixed)
0
6
-
►
▲
-
XOF 156.00
$0.39
$0.26
Sorghum (Mixed)
XOF 202.40
Kano
1
-6
-
►
▼
-
Nigeria
$0.33
Tillabéri
Millet (Pearl)
Niger
XOF 211.67
Gasoline
-1
-1
1
►
►
NGN 103.50
►
$0.52
Sorghum (Mixed)
Groundnuts (In Shell)
-6
-3
8
▼
►
NGN 181.06
▲
$0.34
Tounfafi
Niger
$0.92
Cowpeas (Mixed)
XOF 205.00
Maize (White) (W)
-12
-25
-15
▼
▼
NGN 51.20
▼
Dandume
$0.26
Local milled rice
NGN 101.70
-4
2
-
►
►
-
$0.52
Millet (Pearl) (W)
West Africa
West Africa
$0.34
Nigeria
NGN 42.00
$0.21
Millet (Pearl)
NGN 56.86
Sorghum (White) (W)
-1
-4
-5
►
►
NGN 41.60
▼
$0.29
$0.21
Sorghum (White)
NGN 52.97
Kaura Namoda
4
12
-8
►
▲
▼
Nigeria
$0.27
Giwa
Nigeria
17
-
►
▲
-
NGN 50.17
$0.25
Sorghum (White)
0
-13
-36
►
▼
▼
Lagos
Yams
Nigeria
NGN 132.57
$0.20
Ibadan
Bread
Nigeria
NGN 250.00
$0.67
0
0
58
►
►
▲
Maiadua
Millet (Pearl)
Nigeria
XOF 128.00
$1.27
$0.21
Diesel
NGN 160.00
Sorghum (Mixed)
7
3
3
▲
►
XOF 130.00
►
$0.81
$0.21
Gasoline
NGN 97.40
Saminaka
15
0
2
▲
►
►
$0.49
$0.32
Nigeria
Maize (White)
NGN 40.74
$0.21
Maize (White)
NGN 62.89
NGN 60.58
Sorghum (White)
-2
$0.27
NGN 38.89
Maize (White)
$0.31
Maize (White)
NGN 53.13
Diesel
NGN 200.00
$1.01
$0.35
XOF 208.00
one month,
% Change Over
Sorghum (White)
0
27
10
►
▲
▲
NGN 51.00
$0.26
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The Famine Early Warning Systems Network
4
PRICE WATCH ANNEX
December 31, 2015
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Change over
Current
% Change Over
price/kg
Major markets
US$ price
Dakar
Millet
Senegal
XOF 250.00
Change over
one month,
Current
price/kg
One
One
5-year
one year, and
US$ price
month
year
avg.
5-year avg.
27
-29
-31
▲
▼
▼
15
-21
-24
▲
▼
▼
-1
-2
7
►
►
▲
-4
-32
-19
▼
▼
▼
9
-
-
▲
-
-
-1
54
82
►
▲
▲
56
-28
-30
▲
▼
▼
26
-37
-21
▲
▼
▼
8
-27
-28
▲
▼
▼
15
13
14
▲
▲
▲
22
22
45
▲
▲
▲
8
-
-
▲
-
-
17
22
37
▲
▲
▲
-2
8
11
►
▲
▲
15
-21
2
▲
▼
►
61
69
72
▲
▲
▲
25
36
40
▲
▲
▲
One
One
5-year
one year, and
month
year
avg.
5-year avg.
Major markets
Bujumbura
-2
11
9
►
▲
Burundi
▲
$0.41
Kaolak
Millet
XOF 130.00
19
-2
►
▲
BIF 411.00
►
$0.27
Dry Beans (Mixed)
-4
-25
-25
►
▼
BIF 1105.00
▼
$0.21
$0.72
Rice (100% Broken)
XOF 273.00
Maize (White)
0
1
-4
►
►
BIF 651.00
▼
$0.45
Saint-Louis
Senegal
$0.42
Millet
Milled rice
XOF 199.00
BIF 1571.00
-1
-17
-18
►
▼
▼
$0.33
$1.02
Rice (100% Broken)
XOF 292.00
Sorghum (Red)
8
15
-2
▲
▲
BIF 1522.00
►
$0.48
Tambacounda
Senegal
$0.99
Millet
XOF 169.00
Sweet potatoes
-1
-21
-10
►
▼
BIF 381.00
▼
$0.28
Ziguichor
Senegal
$0.25
Maize (Yellow)
XOF 235.00
-1
-6
-9
►
▼
▼
Gitega
Cassava Flour
Burundi
BIF 479.00
$0.39
$0.31
Rice (100% Broken)
XOF 290.00
$0.48
0
0
-5
►
►
▼
Cooking bananas
East Africa
West Africa
BIF 736.00
Cooking bananas
0
$0.45
Senegal
Cassava Flour
$0.48
Rice (100% Broken)
XOF 274.00
one month,
% Change Over
BIF 260.00
$0.17
Dry Beans (Mixed)
BIF 1008.00
$0.66
Maize (White)
BIF 913.00
$0.59
Milled rice
BIF 1400.00
$0.91
Sorghum (Red)
BIF 992.00
$0.64
Sweet potatoes
BIF 228.00
$0.15
Kirundo
Burundi
Cassava Flour
BIF 575.00
$0.37
Cooking bananas
BIF 565.00
$0.37
Dry Beans (Mixed)
BIF 1096.00
$0.71
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The Famine Early Warning Systems Network
5
PRICE WATCH ANNEX
December 31, 2015
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Change over
Current
Major markets
Kirundo
Burundi
% Change Over
Change over
one month,
Current
price/kg
One
One
5-year
one year, and
US$ price
month
year
avg.
5-year avg.
25
-28
-10
▲
▼
▼
20
-8
15
▲
▼
▲
16
7
5
▲
▲
▲
37
15
43
▲
▲
▲
11
-
-
▲
-
-
1
-6
5
►
▼
▲
16
0
22
▲
►
▲
6
2
-
▲
►
-
-7
0
-
▼
►
-
-1
1
19
►
►
▲
-5
20
23
▼
▲
▲
11
0
-
▲
►
-
-5
16
28
▼
▲
▲
17
-3
-
▲
►
-
-4
-17
-8
►
▼
▼
-20
-6
-10
▼
▼
▼
-2
1
-
►
►
-
price/kg
One
One
5-year
one year, and
US$ price
month
year
avg.
5-year avg.
Major markets
Maize (White)
BIF 600.00
Ruyigi
0
-25
-5
►
▼
Burundi
▼
$0.39
-
-
▲
-
-
BIF 339.00
$0.22
Sorghum (Red)
Dry Beans (Mixed)
9
-19
11
▲
▼
BIF 892.00
▲
$0.44
$0.58
Sweet potatoes
BIF 406.00
Maize (White)
57
20
48
▲
▲
BIF 867.00
▲
$0.26
Muyinga
Burundi
$0.56
Cassava Flour
Milled rice
BIF 694.00
BIF 1358.00
14
-4
13
▲
▼
▲
$0.45
$0.88
Cooking bananas
BIF 202.00
Sorghum (Red)
-10
-49
-47
▼
▼
BIF 748.00
▼
$0.13
$0.49
Dry Beans (Mixed)
BIF 967.00
Sweet potatoes
12
25
28
▲
▲
BIF 308.00
▲
$0.63
$0.20
Maize (White)
BIF 667.00
Addis Ababa
16
-15
-4
▲
▼
Ethiopia
▼
$0.43
-
-
▲
-
-
Sorghum (Red)
6
25
66
▲
▲
▲
ETB 9.70
$0.47
Addis Ababa
Mixed Teff
Ethiopia
ETB 15.00
$0.72
$0.72
Sweet potatoes
BIF 168.00
Sorghum (Yellow)
11
-42
-41
▲
▼
ETB 12.00
▼
$0.11
Ngozi
$0.58
Cassava Flour
BIF 650.00
Bahir Dar
30
-13
6
▲
▼
▲
Ethiopia
$0.42
11
41
▲
▲
ETB 14.66
▲
$0.70
Dry Beans (Mixed)
Bure
11
28
20
▲
▲
▲
Ethiopia
$0.68
Maize (White) (W)
ETB 4.39
$0.21
Milled rice
BIF 1350.00
ETB 4.50
Mixed Teff
17
$0.28
BIF 1050.00
Maize (White) (W)
$0.22
Cooking bananas
BIF 433.00
ETB 4.59
Wheat Grain (W)
East Africa
East Africa
7
$0.83
BIF 1100.00
Maize (White) (W)
$0.22
Milled rice
BIF 1272.00
Burundi
BIF 504.00
Cooking bananas
6
$0.89
BIF 683.00
Cassava Flour
$0.33
Milled rice
BIF 1375.00
Dire Dawa
9
-
-
▲
-
-
Ethiopia
Maize (White)
ETB 6.25
$0.88
$0.30
Sorghum (Red)
Sorghum (Yellow)
BIF 775.00
10
-2
16
▲
►
▲
$0.50
$0.27
ETB 8.00
$0.38
Sweet potatoes
BIF 414.00
one month,
% Change Over
Wheat Grain (W)
23
106
88
▲
▲
▲
ETB 11.52
$0.55
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6
PRICE WATCH ANNEX
December 31, 2015
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Change over
Current
Major markets
% Change Over
Current
price/kg
One
One
5-year
one year, and
US$ price
month
year
avg.
5-year avg.
2
8
11
►
▲
▲
2
3
3
►
►
►
8
12
-13
▲
▲
▼
-5
-12
-2
▼
▼
►
-5
-17
-31
▼
▼
▼
-1
-6
-10
►
▼
▼
3
-26
-22
►
▼
▼
1
-8
-31
►
▼
▼
0
-7
-23
►
▼
▼
-3
-16
-9
►
▼
▼
0
0
3
►
►
►
17
-24
-
▲
▼
-
6
-3
-20
▲
►
▼
0
-15
6
►
▼
▲
18
0
-2
▲
►
►
1
-24
-15
►
▼
▼
0
3
17
►
►
▲
price/kg
One
One
5-year
one year, and
US$ price
month
year
avg.
5-year avg.
Dire Dawa
Mixed Teff
Ethiopia
ETB 15.15
Change over
one month,
Major markets
Nairobi
6
8
26
▲
▲
Kenya
▲
$0.73
Mekele
Maize (White) (W)
Ethiopia
ETB 4.80
-4
-
▲
►
-
KES 31.40
$0.31
Potatoes, Irish (white) (W)
-5
24
24
▼
▲
KES 29.30
▲
$0.67
$0.29
Wheat Grain (W)
Sorghum (Red) (W)
-9
10
-
▼
▲
-
KES 38.64
$0.48
Nekemte
Ethiopia
$0.38
Maize (White) (W)
ETB 4.35
7
2
-
▲
►
-
Baidoa
Diesel
Somalia
SOS 20000.00
$0.21
Yabelo
Wheat Grain
Ethiopia
ETB 10.00
$0.88
Gasoline
0
0
27
►
►
SOS 24000.00
▲
$0.48
Eldoret
Kenya
Dry Beans (Rosecoco)
(W)
KES 77.50
$1.06
Maize (White)
6
3
8
▲
►
SOS 5900.00
▲
$0.77
$0.26
Maize (White) (W)
KES 25.33
Refined Vegetable Oil
-12
-22
-8
▼
▼
SOS 25750.00
▼
$0.25
$1.14
21
-13
-19
▲
▼
▼
$0.20
Rice (Parboiled)
East Africa
East Africa
Potatoes, Irish (white) (W)
KES 20.18
SOS 14000.00
$0.62
Sorghum (Red) (W)
KES 50.00
Sorghum (Red)
-6
-23
-4
▼
▼
SOS 5800.00
▼
$0.50
Kisumu
Kenya
$0.26
Dry Beans (Rosecoco)
(W)
KES 75.56
Beled Hawa
5
0
7
▲
►
▲
Somalia
$0.75
Beled Weyn
4
-3
1
►
►
►
Somalia
$0.34
Bossaso
34
54
16
▲
▲
▲
Somalia
$0.46
2
0
5
►
►
▲
Mombasa
Dry Beans (Rosecoco)
(W)
KES 64.44
SOS 7000.00
Rice (Parboiled)
SOS 14000.00
Buale
Cowpeas (Red)
Somalia
SOS 23000.00
$0.38
Kenya
Sorghum (Red)
$0.62
Sorghum (Red) (W)
KES 37.78
SOS 13000.00
$0.31
Potatoes, Irish (white) (W)
KES 46.31
Sorghum (Red)
$0.58
Maize (White) (W)
KES 34.44
(W)
KES 66.44
Maize (White) (W)
7
Mixed Teff
ETB 10.00
Dry Beans (Rosecoco)
$0.66
$0.23
ETB 14.00
$1.02
Maize (White)
-4
11
9
►
▲
SOS 7800.00
▲
$0.64
$0.35
Maize (White) (W)
Burao
Diesel
KES 28.89
Somalia
SLS 5200.00
-2
10
-1
►
▲
►
$0.29
$0.67
Sorghum (Red) (W)
KES 35.50
$0.35
one month,
% Change Over
Gasoline
-13
-9
1
▼
▼
►
SLS 7500.00
$0.96
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The Famine Early Warning Systems Network
7
PRICE WATCH ANNEX
December 31, 2015
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Change over
Current
Major markets
% Change Over
Current
price/kg
One
One
5-year
one year, and
US$ price
month
year
avg.
5-year avg.
20
-5
5
▲
▼
▲
0
-10
-27
►
▼
▼
0
5
-10
►
▲
▼
8
1
22
▲
►
▲
0
-15
-38
►
▼
▼
0
-14
-35
►
▼
▼
0
-40
-20
►
▼
▼
5
0
-16
▲
►
▼
0
-7
-16
►
▼
▼
1
-40
-24
►
▼
▼
4
0
-24
►
►
▼
0
0
-13
►
►
▼
3
-19
-13
►
▼
▼
0
-3
16
►
►
▲
104
317
247
▲
▲
▲
25
100
231
▲
▲
▲
33
151
229
▲
▲
▲
price/kg
One
One
5-year
one year, and
US$ price
month
year
avg.
5-year avg.
Burao
Maize (White)
Somalia
SLS 4000.00
Change over
one month,
Major markets
Mogadishu
0
-11
8
►
▼
Somalia
▲
$0.51
0
3
►
►
$0.80
Gasoline
0
0
4
►
►
SOS 23000.00
►
$0.64
$1.02
Sorghum (Red)
El Dhere
Somalia
Maize (White)
0
0
-2
►
►
SOS 8600.00
►
$0.38
$0.38
Cowpeas (Red)
Refined Vegetable Oil
SOS 14200.00
-5
1
-36
▼
►
SOS 20500.00
▼
$0.63
Gadon
Diesel
Somalia
SOS 25000.00
$0.91
Rice (Parboiled)
0
-17
-20
►
▼
SOS 12000.00
▼
$1.11
$0.53
Gasoline
SOS 28000.00
Sorghum (Red)
0
12
6
►
▲
SOS 6000.00
▲
$1.24
$0.27
Refined Vegetable Oil
SOS 45000.00
Qorioley
0
-25
-26
►
▼
Somalia
▼
$1.99
0
-7
-17
►
▼
▼
$0.62
Galkayo
Gasoline
East Africa
East Africa
SOS 14000.00
SOS 26000.00
$1.15
Cowpeas (Red)
SOS 26500.00
Maize (White)
8
10
-23
▲
▲
SOS 4150.00
▼
$1.17
$0.18
Rice (Parboiled)
SOS 16500.00
Refined Vegetable Oil
3
3
-21
►
►
SOS 25000.00
▼
$0.73
$1.11
Sorghum (Red)
SOS 10000.00
Rice (Parboiled)
0
0
-5
►
►
SOS 15000.00
▼
$0.44
Garowe
Somalia
$0.66
Rice (Parboiled)
SOS 14000.00
Sorghum (Red)
0
-5
-28
►
▼
SOS 8000.00
▼
$0.62
Hargeisa
Somalia
$0.35
Rice (Parboiled)
SLS 5000.00
Togwajale
0
-9
-2
►
▼
►
Somalia
$0.64
Lugh
Maize (White)
Somalia
SOS 12000.00
Diesel
SOS 22000.00
$0.97
Sorghum (Red)
Somalia
SOS 24000.00
SOS 18000.00
►
Rice (Parboiled)
SLS 3000.00
Cowpeas (Red)
Diesel
0
$1.54
SLS 5000.00
Sorghum (White)
SLS 3400.00
$0.44
Aweil
4
0
10
►
►
▲
South Sudan
Groundnuts (Shelled)
SSP 25.00
$0.53
$8.06
Sorghum (Red)
Maize (White)
SOS 10000.00
8
11
0
▲
▲
►
$0.44
Merka
Cowpeas (Red)
Somalia
SOS 18000.00
$0.80
one month,
$1.06
Refined Vegetable Oil
SLS 12000.00
% Change Over
SSP 7.14
$2.30
Sorghum (White)
6
-29
-3
▲
▼
►
SSP 8.86
$2.86
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The Famine Early Warning Systems Network
8
PRICE WATCH ANNEX
December 31, 2015
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Change over
Current
Major markets
Juba
South Sudan
% Change Over
Change over
one month,
Current
price/kg
One
One
5-year
one year, and
US$ price
month
year
avg.
5-year avg.
-3
4
135
►
►
▲
0
-21
-
►
▼
-
15
-16
44
▲
▼
▲
0
-10
55
►
▼
▲
9
-18
19
▲
▼
▲
9
-19
35
▲
▼
▲
0
-35
41
►
▼
▲
22
-10
6
▲
▼
▲
11
-25
-
▲
▼
-
-2
-14
46
►
▼
▲
18
12
-
▲
▲
-
8
55
217
▲
▲
▲
-14
-29
79
▼
▼
▲
0
-24
59
►
▼
▲
0
-14
136
►
▼
▲
-7
-35
84
▼
▼
▲
3
-7
5
►
▼
▲
price/kg
One
One
5-year
one year, and
US$ price
month
year
avg.
5-year avg.
Major markets
Maize (White)
SSP 8.57
El Fasher
2
220
250
►
▲
Sudan
▲
$2.76
El Obeid
11
316
209
▲
▲
Sudan
▲
$3.16
Wau
236
295
▲
▲
SDG 3.71
▲
$0.61
Groundnuts (Shelled)
SSP 17.75
Wheat Grain
-11
105
45
▼
▲
SDG 5.80
▲
$5.73
$0.96
Sorghum (White)
SSP 14.29
Geneina
15
194
250
▲
▲
Sudan
▲
$4.61
Sorghum (Feterita)
3
135
196
►
▲
SDG 3.01
▲
$6.45
Ad-Damazin
Sudan
$0.50
Millet
SDG 5.83
Kadugli
0
-21
90
►
▼
Sudan
▲
$0.96
Sorghum (Feterita)
-3
-22
2
►
▼
SDG 3.00
►
$0.53
$0.49
0
-13
60
►
▼
▲
$1.10
Al Qadarif
Sudan
Millet
SDG 4.93
Wheat Grain
East Africa
East Africa
Wheat Grain
SDG 6.67
SDG 5.00
$0.82
Nyala
-2
-20
34
►
▼
▲
Sudan
$0.81
Sorghum (Feterita)
-3
-10
-
►
▼
-
SDG 3.33
$0.49
$0.55
Wheat Grain
SDG 6.99
Wheat Grain
1
-8
-
►
▼
-
SDG 8.28
$1.15
Dongola
Sudan
$1.37
Millet
SDG 7.50
Om Durman
0
14
119
►
▲
▲
Sudan
$1.24
Sorghum (Feterita)
0
-8
77
►
▼
SDG 4.00
▲
$0.74
$0.66
Wheat Grain
SDG 5.50
Wheat Grain
0
10
142
►
▲
SDG 6.00
▲
$0.91
El Fasher
Sudan
$0.99
Millet
SDG 5.78
Port Sudan
2
3
116
►
►
▲
$0.95
$0.71
Sudan
Millet
SDG 5.00
$0.82
Sorghum (Feterita)
SDG 4.30
Millet
SDG 6.00
$0.99
Sorghum (Feterita)
SDG 4.50
Millet
SDG 5.08
$0.84
Sorghum (Feterita)
SDG 2.98
Millet
SDG 5.00
$0.82
Sorghum (Feterita)
SDG 3.23
Millet
SDG 3.10
$0.51
Wheat Flour
SSP 20.00
Millet
SDG 5.80
Sorghum (Feterita)
10
$7.66
South Sudan
SDG 7.15
$0.96
Wheat Flour
SSP 23.75
Wheat Grain
$1.18
Sorghum (White)
SSP 9.79
one month,
% Change Over
Sorghum (Feterita)
8
15
33
▲
▲
▲
SDG 3.33
$0.55
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The Famine Early Warning Systems Network
9
PRICE WATCH ANNEX
December 31, 2015
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Change over
Current
Major markets
Arusha
Tanzania, United
Republic of
% Change Over
Change over
one month,
Current
price/kg
One
One
5-year
one year, and
US$ price
month
year
avg.
5-year avg.
0
49
35
►
▲
▲
5
49
51
▲
▲
▲
5
39
75
▲
▲
▲
8
129
54
▲
▲
▲
10
33
33
▲
▲
▲
14
33
58
▲
▲
▲
-10
47
58
▼
▲
▲
2
70
77
►
▲
▲
-5
30
5
▼
▲
▲
0
56
48
►
▲
▲
24
10
-9
▲
▲
▼
2
48
56
►
▲
▲
-21
1
-
▼
►
-
26
54
-
▲
▲
-
5
-22
-
▲
▼
-
46
40
70
▲
▲
▲
-4
51
38
►
▲
▲
price/kg
One
One
5-year
one year, and
US$ price
month
year
avg.
5-year avg.
Major markets
Dry Beans (Mixed) (W)
TZS 1706.25
Mtwara
14
12
44
▲
▲
Tanzania, United
Republic of
▲
$0.80
Maize (White) (W)
TZS 659.38
Mwanza
10
88
57
▲
▲
Tanzania, United
Republic of
▲
$0.31
Milled rice (W)
TZS 1812.50
Songea
5
29
33
▲
▲
Tanzania, United
Republic of
▲
$0.85
Dar es Salaam
Dry Beans (Mixed) (W)
Tanzania, United
TZS 1847.47
Republic of
-
-
▲
-
Tanga
0
-
-
►
-
-
Tanzania, United
Republic of
Milled rice (W)
11
-
-
▲
-
-
34
31
►
▲
Uganda
▲
Kampala
0
90
45
►
▲
Uganda
▲
45
30
▲
▲
▲
104
-
▲
▲
-
Sorghum (Red) (W)
2
22
-
►
▲
-
USD 0.28
$0.28
Lira
-1
20
-
►
▲
-
Uganda
Masindi
3
77
-
►
▲
-
Uganda
$0.33
35
-
▲
▲
-
$0.24
Sorghum (Red) (W)
5
15
14
▲
▲
USD 0.29
▲
$0.67
$0.29
Maize (White) (W)
Mbarara
11
67
38
▲
▲
▲
$0.27
$0.71
Uganda
Cooking bananas
UGX 1096.50
$0.32
Milled rice (W)
TZS 1509.38
USD 0.57
USD 0.24
Dry Beans (Mixed) (W)
TZS 575.00
Dry Beans (Mixed) (W)
Maize (White) (W)
9
$0.83
TZS 1418.75
UGX 2450.00
$0.57
Milled rice (W)
Mbeya
Dry Beans (K124/Nabe 4)
$0.71
Maize (White) (W)
Tanzania, United
Republic of
UGX 1361.00
UGX 1456.25
$0.80
TZS 1765.00
Cooking bananas
$0.42
Dry Beans (Mixed) (W)
TZS 699.40
UGX 2425.00
Maize (White)
9
$0.25
TZS 1695.00
Dry Beans (K124/Nabe 4)
$0.58
$0.78
Kigoma
$0.83
USD 0.58
Milled rice (W)
Tanzania, United
Republic of
TZS 1756.25
Dry Beans (Mixed) (W)
East Africa
East Africa
12
Maize (White) (W)
TZS 1650.00
Milled rice (W)
$0.39
$0.89
TZS 537.86
$0.77
$0.70
Milled rice (W)
Iringa
TZS 1637.50
UGX 1200.00
$0.31
Tanzania, United
Republic of
Dry Beans (Mixed) (W)
Cassava Chips
Gulu
-1
Maize (White) (W)
TZS 1903.13
$0.85
Arua
$0.89
TZS 667.50
TZS 1803.33
$0.35
Dry Beans (Mixed) (W)
TZS 1889.38
Milled rice (W)
Uganda
$0.86
Dodoma
$0.31
$0.22
$0.32
Tanzania, United
Republic of
TZS 652.00
TZS 461.88
Maize (White) (W)
TZS 1820.77
Maize (White) (W)
Maize (White) (W)
9
$0.87
TZS 671.19
one month,
% Change Over
Dry Beans (K124/Nabe 4)
67
17
11
▲
▲
▲
UGX 2450.00
$0.71
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The Famine Early Warning Systems Network
10
PRICE WATCH ANNEX
December 31, 2015
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Change over
Current
Major markets
% Change Over
Current
price/kg
price/kg
One
One
5-year
one year, and
US$ price
month
year
avg.
5-year avg.
Soroti
Millet (Finger)
Uganda
UGX 1200.00
Change over
one month,
Major markets
Karonga
0
-23
-11
►
▼
Malawi
▼
$0.35
Aden
Wheat Flour
Yemen
YER 208.00
Al Hudaydah
60
46
►
▲
Amran
Wheat Flour
YER 188.00
MWK 76.72
60
64
▼
▲
MWK 538.70
▲
Lilongwe
-1
41
-
►
▲
-
Malawi
Wheat Flour
Maize (White)
YER 234.00
10
73
-
▲
▲
-
MWK 157.50
$1.09
Sana'a
Wheat Flour
YER 198.00
5-year avg.
-12
-55
3
▼
▼
►
10
140
135
▲
▲
▲
-2
58
82
►
▲
▲
20
239
-
▲
▲
-
5
125
122
▲
▲
▲
17
28
72
▲
▲
▲
41
312
-
▲
▲
-
9
112
144
▲
▲
▲
5
66
104
▲
▲
▲
-1
63
-
►
▲
-
5
73
139
▲
▲
▲
0
27
73
►
▲
▲
-37
-28
-
▼
▼
-
4
76
-
►
▲
-
25
83
-
▲
▲
-
2
122
117
►
▲
▲
-1
-
-
►
-
-
$0.28
Milled rice
7
57
49
▲
▲
MWK 550.00
▲
$1.03
Yemen
avg.
Cassava
MWK 360.00
Hajja
YER 220.00
year
$0.94
Yemen
Wheat Flour
month
Milled rice
-5
$0.63
Sa'ada
one year, and
$0.29
$0.88
Yemen
5-year
Cassava
MWK 166.43
▲
$1.12
Yemen
One
Maize (White)
4
Wheat Flour
YER 240.50
US$ price
One
$0.13
$0.97
Yemen
one month,
% Change Over
$0.96
6
-
-
▲
-
-
Lunzu
Cassava
Malawi
MWK 298.28
$0.92
$0.52
Maize (White)
Southern Africa
East Africa
MWK 169.40
$0.30
Milled rice
MWK 497.35
$0.87
Mitundu
Malawi
Cassava
MWK 164.11
$0.29
Maize (White)
MWK 138.07
$0.24
Milled rice
MWK 490.37
$0.86
Mzuzu
Malawi
Cassava
MWK 206.25
$0.36
Maize (White)
MWK 139.25
$0.24
Milled rice
MWK 750.36
$1.31
Nsanje
Maize (White)
Malawi
MWK 155.40
$0.27
Salima
Malawi
Cassava
MWK 96.94
$0.17
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PRICE WATCH ANNEX
December 31, 2015
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Change over
Current
Major markets
% Change Over
Current
price/kg
price/kg
One
One
5-year
one year, and
US$ price
month
year
avg.
5-year avg.
Salima
Maize (White)
Malawi
MWK 120.20
Change over
one month,
Major markets
Nampula
-13
50
-
▼
▲
-
Mozambique
$0.21
Chókwe
-2
-
►
►
-
19
29
►
▲
MZN 29.60
54
47
▼
▲
MZN 25.00
▲
Tete
0
0
-1
►
►
Mozambique
►
-6
-2
▼
▼
60
32
▲
▲
Chipata
66
61
▲
▲
Zambia
▲
Southern Africa
0
3
►
►
►
3
0
12
►
►
▲
0
0
Southern Africa
19
Choma
Zambia
-1
1
►
►
ZMW 2.10
2
2
-10
►
►
▼
ZMW 2.22
Kabwe
Maize (White)
Zambia
ZMW 1.78
-7
►
►
▼
0
0
-2
►
►
►
-6
0
3
▼
►
►
25
103
70
▲
▲
▲
0
17
12
►
▲
▲
6
63
72
▲
▲
▲
2
21
45
►
▲
▲
33
100
109
▲
▲
▲
10
16
42
▲
▲
▲
14
23
56
▲
▲
▲
4
20
48
►
▲
▲
29
43
44
▲
▲
▲
13
27
56
▲
▲
▲
1
20
49
►
▲
▲
8
41
58
▲
▲
▲
$0.15
Roller Maize Meal
0
0
-3
►
►
ZMW 2.26
►
$0.19
Kasama
0
150
28
►
▲
▲
Zambia
$0.76
Maize (White)
ZMW 2.15
$0.18
Maize (White)
Roller Maize Meal
0
25
29
►
▲
ZMW 2.56
▲
$0.32
$0.21
Rice (5% Broken)
Kitwe
Maize (White)
MZN 30.00
Zambia
ZMW 1.99
5
17
20
▲
▲
▲
$0.68
$0.16
Cowpeas (Mixed)
$1.14
0
$0.19
Cowpeas (Mixed)
MZN 50.00
0
Maize (White)
ZMW 2.32
►
$0.57
Nampula
▲
Roller Maize Meal
2
Rice (5% Broken)
Mozambique
▲
$0.21
$1.16
MZN 14.29
►
$0.18
Refined Vegetable Oil
MZN 33.55
59
Maize (White)
ZMW 2.52
$0.30
Maxixe
87
Roller Maize Meal
Maize (White)
Mozambique
0
$0.17
$0.68
MZN 25.00
►
$0.80
Maize Meal
MZN 50.84
MZN 25.00
MZN 35.00
▲
$0.84
MZN 13.15
►
Rice (5% Broken)
8
Diesel
MZN 30.00
►
$0.32
$0.80
MZN 36.81
3
Cowpeas (Mixed)
MZN 14.29
►
Cowpeas (Mixed)
MZN 35.24
0
Maize (White)
-8
$0.29
Maputo
0
$0.57
Maize (White)
Mozambique
5-year avg.
$0.57
$0.67
MZN 12.61
avg.
Rice (5% Broken)
-6
$0.68
Cowpeas (Mixed)
year
$1.00
Rice (5% Broken)
Gorongosa
MZN 38.42
MZN 44.00
▲
$0.32
Mozambique
month
Refined Vegetable Oil
0
Maize (White)
MZN 30.00
one year, and
$0.36
$0.91
MZN 14.04
5-year
Diesel
MZN 16.00
Cowpeas (Mixed)
MZN 40.00
One
Maize (White)
-3
$0.73
Mozambique
US$ price
one month,
One
$0.87
Milled rice
MWK 415.65
% Change Over
Roller Maize Meal
0
150
135
►
▲
▲
ZMW 2.41
$0.20
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12
PRICE WATCH ANNEX
December 31, 2015
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Change over
Current
% Change Over
price/kg
Major markets
US$ price
Lusaka
Diesel
Zambia
ZMW 8.59
Current
price/kg
One
One
5-year
one year, and
US$ price
month
year
avg.
5-year avg.
-15
17
-
▼
▲
-
-17
-17
-
▼
▼
-
One
One
5-year
one year, and
month
year
avg.
5-year avg.
0
-14
4
Change over
one month,
►
▼
Major markets
►
$0.71
Masvingo
Maize (White)
Zimbabwe
USD 0.34
$0.34
Maize (White)
ZMW 2.08
one month,
% Change Over
Roller Maize Meal
1
24
53
►
▲
USD 0.50
▲
$0.17
$0.50
Roller Maize Meal
ZMW 2.49
14
34
63
▲
▲
▲
29
28
64
▲
▲
▲
5
19
43
▲
▲
▲
5
5
35
▲
▲
▲
10
12
41
▲
▲
▲
-1
30
42
►
▲
▲
5
23
55
▲
▲
▲
0
38
-
►
▲
-
0
0
-
►
►
-
0
97
-
►
▲
-
0
0
-
►
►
-
-1
-17
-9
►
▼
▼
-2
-15
-8
►
▼
▼
0
0
-7
►
►
▼
0
-23
-11
►
▼
▼
$0.20
Mansa
Maize (White)
Zambia
ZMW 2.00
$0.16
Roller Maize Meal
ZMW 2.40
$0.20
Mongu
Maize (White)
Zambia
ZMW 2.11
$0.17
Roller Maize Meal
ZMW 2.64
$0.22
Southern Africa
Maize (White)
ZMW 1.73
$0.14
Roller Maize Meal
ZMW 2.58
$0.21
Bulawayo
Maize (White)
Zimbabwe
USD 0.40
Southern Africa
Solwezi
Zambia
$0.40
Roller Maize Meal
USD 0.60
$0.60
Gwanda
Zimbabwe
Maize (White)
USD 0.57
$0.57
Roller Maize Meal
USD 0.65
$0.65
Harare
Zimbabwe
Diesel
USD 1.18
$1.18
Gasoline
USD 1.31
$1.31
Maize (White)
USD 0.29
$0.29
Roller Maize Meal
USD 0.47
$0.47
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13
PRICE WATCH ANNEX
December 31, 2015
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Change over
Current
Major markets
San Jose
Costa Rica
% Change Over
Change over
one month,
Current
price/kg
One
One
5-year
one year, and
US$ price
month
year
avg.
5-year avg.
0
-21
-16
►
▼
▼
-2
9
25
►
▲
▲
-13
-24
-14
▼
▼
▼
-2
11
23
►
▲
▲
-3
-31
-38
►
▼
▼
0
0
-
►
►
-
-5
-27
-34
▼
▼
▼
-1
-4
-
►
▼
-
-2
4
-
►
►
-
1
50
65
►
▲
▲
0
11
-1
►
▲
►
0
7
-10
►
▲
▼
0
14
12
►
▲
▲
0
0
-1
►
►
►
12
122
107
▲
▲
▲
0
43
42
►
▲
▲
0
0
-2
►
►
►
price/kg
One
One
5-year
one year, and
US$ price
month
year
avg.
5-year avg.
Major markets
Dry Beans (Black) (W)
USD 1.75
San Vicente
-1
-
-
►
-
-
El Salvador
$1.75
-
-
►
-
-
USD 0.43
$0.43
Maize (White) (W)
4
-
-
►
-
-
Usulután
Dry Beans (Seda Red) (W)
El Salvador
USD 1.31
$0.74
$1.31
Refined sugar (W)
USD 1.11
Maize (White) (W)
0
-
-
►
-
-
USD 0.44
$1.11
Ahuachapán
El Salvador
$0.44
Dry Beans (Seda Red) (W)
USD 1.20
Guatemala City
-19
-14
-10
▼
▼
Guatemala
▼
$1.20
Dry Beans (Black)
-1
-1
16
►
►
GTQ 11.02
▲
$0.40
La Unión
Dry Beans (Seda Red) (W)
El Salvador
USD 1.63
$1.47
Gasoline
-5
-18
3
▼
▼
GTQ 5.23
►
$1.63
$0.70
Maize (White)
-5
15
26
▼
▲
▲
$0.48
San Miguel
El Salvador
Dry Beans (Red) (W)
USD 1.17
-13
-22
-16
▼
▼
▼
$1.17
Dry Beans (Seda Red) (W)
USD 1.24
-11
-26
-16
▼
▼
▼
Central America and Caribbean
Central America and Caribbean
Maize (White) (W)
USD 0.48
GTQ 3.31
$0.44
Maize (Yellow)
GTQ 3.77
$0.50
Cap Haitien
Haiti
$1.24
San Salvador
9
21
►
▲
HTG 36.74
▲
$0.68
Dry Beans (Red)
USD 1.48
Refined sugar
-9
-37
-16
▼
▼
HTG 55.12
▼
$1.48
$1.02
Dry Beans (Seda Red)
USD 1.65
Refined Vegetable Oil
-10
-36
-15
▼
▼
HTG 97.74
▼
$1.65
$1.82
Maize (White)
USD 0.51
Rice (4% Broken)
-4
-4
8
▼
▼
HTG 48.50
▲
$0.51
$0.90
Rice (10% Broken)
USD 0.99
Hinche
0
-10
-8
►
▼
▼
$0.99
Santa Ana
El Salvador
HTG 136.87
Maize Meal
-3
$0.43
El Salvador
Dry Beans (Black)
$2.54
Maize (White) (W)
USD 0.43
Diesel
GTQ 4.57
$0.61
Maize (White) (W)
USD 0.40
USD 1.25
Maize (White) (W)
-1
$2.77
USD 0.74
Dry Beans (Seda Red) (W)
$1.25
Dry Beans (Red) (W)
USD 2.77
Haiti
Dry Beans (Black)
HTG 137.79
$2.56
Dry Beans (Seda Red) (W)
Maize Meal
USD 1.27
HTG 36.74
-17
-7
-9
▼
▼
▼
$1.27
$0.68
Maize (White) (W)
USD 0.42
$0.42
one month,
% Change Over
Refined sugar
-3
0
16
►
►
▲
HTG 73.49
$1.37
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14
PRICE WATCH ANNEX
December 31, 2015
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Change over
Current
Major markets
Hinche
Haiti
% Change Over
Change over
one month,
Current
price/kg
One
One
5-year
one year, and
US$ price
month
year
avg.
5-year avg.
0
0
-2
►
►
►
0
8
17
►
▲
▲
0
-4
-4
►
►
►
0
11
15
►
▲
▲
-13
-51
-
▼
▼
-
-14
8
-
▼
▲
-
-9
-51
-
▼
▼
-
-6
16
-
▼
▲
-
0
-57
-
►
▼
-
-24
3
-
▼
►
-
-13
-42
-15
▼
▼
▼
-13
14
24
▼
▲
▲
-2
-10
3
►
▼
►
-2
16
2
►
▲
►
0
18
19
►
▲
▲
-12
-29
-12
▼
▼
▼
0
6
-1
►
▲
►
price/kg
One
One
5-year
one year, and
US$ price
month
year
avg.
5-year avg.
Major markets
Refined Vegetable Oil
HTG 79.25
Port-au-Prince
-4
-8
-6
►
▼
Haiti
▼
$1.47
0
-1
►
►
HTG 92.46
►
$1.72
Wheat Flour
Rice (4% Broken)
0
25
15
►
▲
HTG 44.09
▲
$0.68
Jacmel
Haiti
$0.82
Dry Beans (Black)
HTG 145.14
Wheat Flour
-1
126
93
►
▲
HTG 36.74
▲
$2.70
$0.68
Maize Meal
Choluteca
HTG 41.34
Honduras
33
50
52
▲
▲
▲
$0.77
3
-10
▼
►
HNL 7.99
▼
$0.37
Refined Vegetable Oil
Comayagua
-5
9
20
▼
▲
Honduras
▲
$1.87
-4
▼
►
►
-8
56
45
▼
▲
▲
$1.28
Jeremie
Dry Beans (Black)
HTG 119.42
0
91
76
►
▲
▲
Central America and Caribbean
Central America and Caribbean
-4
Wheat Flour
Haiti
HNL 8.21
$0.38
Siguatepeque
Honduras
Maize (White) (W)
HNL 6.50
Tegucigalpa
20
175
113
▲
▲
▲
Honduras
$0.75
6
-10
►
▲
HNL 8.52
▼
$0.40
Refined Vegetable Oil
Rice (4% Broken)
0
8
17
►
▲
HNL 19.90
▲
$1.96
$0.93
Rice (4% Broken)
Mexico City
0
11
14
►
▲
▲
$1.07
Port-au-Prince
Haiti
Mexico
Dry Beans (Black) (W)
MXN 14.50
$0.87
Wheat Flour
HTG 44.09
HNL 25.74
Maize (White)
0
$1.23
HTG 57.32
Dry Beans (Red)
$1.20
Refined sugar
HTG 105.67
HNL 20.94
$0.30
Maize Meal
HTG 66.14
Dry Beans (Red) (W)
$0.97
$2.22
HTG 40.42
HNL 21.50
Maize (White) (W)
-10
$0.99
HTG 68.89
Dry Beans (Red) (W)
$1.00
Rice (4% Broken)
HTG 53.09
HNL 21.50
Maize (White) (W)
-17
$1.13
HTG 100.72
Dry Beans (Red) (W)
$1.00
Refined sugar
HTG 60.63
HTG 55.12
Refined Vegetable Oil
0
$0.96
HTG 36.74
Refined sugar
$1.02
Rice (4% Broken)
HTG 51.44
Dry Beans (Red) (W)
0
33
26
►
▲
▲
MXN 18.00
$0.82
$1.08
Dry Beans (Black)
Eggs (Fresh, White) (W)
HTG 117.58
0
79
73
►
▲
▲
$2.19
$0.68
MXN 18.50
$1.11
Maize Meal
HTG 36.74
one month,
% Change Over
Maize (White) (W)
0
67
46
►
▲
▲
MXN 5.20
$0.31
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15
PRICE WATCH ANNEX
December 31, 2015
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Change over
Current
Major markets
Mexico City
Mexico
% Change Over
Change over
one month,
Current
price/kg
One
One
5-year
one year, and
US$ price
month
year
avg.
5-year avg.
-3
-2
-6
►
►
▼
-4
1
8
▼
►
▲
4
0
19
►
►
▲
0
-26
-30
►
▼
▼
2
-6
-10
►
▼
▼
2
-7
-7
►
▼
▼
0
3
13
►
►
▲
7
-4
16
▲
►
▲
0
-2
-24
►
►
▼
2
-13
3
►
▼
►
0
0
14
►
►
▲
-5
-31
-31
▼
▼
▼
1
-6
-5
►
▼
▼
5
16
47
▲
▲
▲
9
-1
4
▲
►
►
4
2
16
►
►
▲
-2
-12
-16
►
▼
▼
price/kg
One
One
5-year
one year, and
US$ price
month
year
avg.
5-year avg.
Major markets
Refined sugar (W)
MXN 11.02
Faizabad
-3
28
15
►
▲
Afghanistan
▲
$0.66
-4
-6
►
▼
$0.44
Wheat Grain
0
-4
-1
►
►
AFN 25.00
►
$0.78
Managua
Dry Beans (Black) (W)
NIO 25.35
$0.38
Hirat
-5
-
-
▼
-
-
Afghanistan
Diesel
AFN 38.50
$0.95
$0.58
Dry Beans (Red) (W)
Refined Vegetable Oil
NIO 30.82
-3
-45
-6
►
▼
AFN 67.00
▼
$1.16
$1.01
Dry Beans (Tinto) (W)
NIO 29.81
Rice (Low Grade)
-3
-45
-5
►
▼
AFN 25.00
▼
$1.12
$0.38
Maize (White) (W)
NIO 10.51
Wheat Flour (Low Quality)
-7
46
51
▼
▲
AFN 27.71
▲
$0.39
$0.42
Rice (20% Broken) (W)
NIO 24.70
Wheat Grain
0
3
20
►
►
AFN 20.68
▲
$0.93
$0.31
Rice (4% Broken) (W)
NIO 26.68
0
0
18
►
►
▲
$1.00
Central Asia
Central America and Caribbean
AFN 46.00
AFN 29.00
▼
Rice (10% Broken) (W)
Nicaragua
Rice (Low Grade)
Wheat Flour (Low Quality)
0
$1.13
MXN 13.00
Jalalabad
Afghanistan
Rice (Low Grade)
AFN 29.50
$0.45
Sorghum (White) (W)
NIO 14.47
one month,
$0.69
Refined Vegetable Oil (W)
MXN 18.72
% Change Over
Wheat Flour (Low Quality)
29
40
35
▲
▲
AFN 23.25
▲
$0.54
$0.35
Wheat Grain
AFN 22.00
$0.33
Kabul
Afghanistan
Diesel
AFN 39.50
$0.60
Refined Vegetable Oil
AFN 77.00
$1.16
Rice (Low Grade)
AFN 58.00
$0.88
Wheat Flour (Low Quality)
AFN 24.50
$0.37
Wheat Grain
AFN 25.00
$0.38
Kandahar
Rice (Low Grade)
Afghanistan
AFN 25.55
$0.39
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Food and Fuel Price Trends
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Change over
Current
Major markets
% Change Over
Current
price/kg
One
One
5-year
one year, and
US$ price
month
year
avg.
5-year avg.
-13
-27
-15
▼
▼
▼
0
-2
13
►
►
▲
2
0
13
►
►
▲
-6
-16
-4
▼
▼
▼
-3
-14
-11
►
▼
▼
1
1
14
►
►
▲
3
-1
11
►
►
▲
-1
-13
-2
►
▼
►
-2
-15
-12
►
▼
▼
2
-3
9
►
►
▲
6
-15
2
▲
▼
►
0
0
18
►
►
▲
2
-5
9
►
▼
▲
-4
-41
-13
▼
▼
▼
0
12
22
►
▲
▲
price/kg
One
One
5-year
one year, and
US$ price
month
year
avg.
5-year avg.
Kandahar
Wheat Flour (Low Quality)
Afghanistan
AFN 24.58
-1
-1
4
Change over
one month,
►
►
Major markets
►
Lahore
Rice (Long Grain, IRRI-6)
Pakistan
PKR 47.56
$0.37
Wheat Flour
1
1
17
►
►
PKR 39.00
▲
$0.41
Maimana
Rice (Low Grade)
Afghanistan
AFN 37.00
$0.37
Wheat Grain
-8
-8
-6
▼
▼
PKR 35.25
▼
$0.56
$0.34
Wheat Flour (Low Quality)
AFN 25.00
4
-11
3
►
▼
►
Multan
Rice (Long Grain, Basmati)
Pakistan
PKR 65.00
$0.38
$0.62
Wheat Grain
Rice (Long Grain, IRRI-6)
AFN 22.00
5
-3
8
▲
►
PKR 35.25
▲
$0.33
Mazar-e-Sharif
Afghanistan
$0.34
Diesel
AFN 42.75
Wheat Flour
2
-25
-23
►
▼
PKR 39.00
▼
$0.65
$0.37
Refined Vegetable Oil
AFN 76.00
Wheat Grain
6
-3
-7
▲
►
PKR 33.38
▼
$1.15
$0.32
Rice (Low Grade)
AFN 38.00
Peshawar
0
-5
5
►
▼
Pakistan
▲
Wheat Flour (Low Quality)
3
3
14
►
►
▲
$0.37
PKR 41.67
$0.40
Wheat Flour
1
-1
17
►
►
PKR 38.83
▲
$0.33
Nili
Afghanistan
$0.37
Rice (Low Grade)
AFN 60.00
Wheat Grain
0
-12
14
►
▼
PKR 33.17
▲
$0.91
$0.32
Wheat Flour (Low Quality)
AFN 35.00
0
1
9
►
►
▲
Quetta
Rice (Long Grain, IRRI-6)
Pakistan
PKR 50.00
$0.53
$0.48
Wheat Grain
AFN 32.00
Wheat Flour
4
3
14
►
►
PKR 39.00
▲
$0.48
Karachi
Pakistan
$0.37
Rice (Long Grain, Basmati)
PKR 70.00
-4
-9
8
▼
▼
▲
$0.67
National Average
Potatoes
Tajikistan
TJS 1.80
$0.27
Rice (Long Grain, IRRI-6)
PKR 43.38
PKR 67.50
Rice (Long Grain, IRRI-6)
Wheat Grain
AFN 21.75
Rice (Long Grain, Basmati)
$0.65
Central Asia
Central Asia
$0.57
AFN 24.75
one month,
$0.45
Wheat Grain
AFN 26.88
% Change Over
Wheat Flour (First Grade)
-3
-23
-13
►
▼
▼
$0.41
TJS 3.40
$0.51
Wheat Flour
PKR 43.71
2
2
14
►
►
▲
1
8
17
►
▲
▲
$0.42
Wheat Grain
PKR 37.00
$0.35
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PRICE WATCH ANNEX: November International Market Prices
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Major markets
Current
price/kg
US$ price
% Change Over
One
month
One
year
5-year
avg.
Food and Fuel Price Trends
Change over
one month,
one year, and
5-year avg.
Major markets
Current
price/kg
US$ price
One
month
MAIZE
Randfontein
South Africa
(SAFEX)
Up River
Argentina
Maize
(Yellow No. 2)
USD 0.17
$0.17
Maize
(Yellow)
ZAR 3.12
$0.22
Maize
(White)
ZAR 3.23
$0.23
Maize
ARS 1.49
$0.16
-3
-7
-31
►
▼
56
46
▲
▲
▲
3
64
51
►
▲
▲
-13
-35
▼
▼
▼
RICE
Bangkok
Thailand
Hanoi
Vietnam
Rice
(100% B)
THB 13.56
$0.38
Rice
(A1 Super)
THB 11.75
$0.33
Rice
(5% broken)
International
VND 7,072
$0.35
1
2
-11
-3
-29
-27
►
►
▼
►
Wheat
No. 2, Soft Red
USD 0.20
$0.20
Wheat Grain
ZAR 4.41
$0.31
Wheat
(Grade 1)
EUR 0.18
$0.19
Wheat
(CWRS)
CAD 0.30
$0.23
Wheat
(Trigo Pan)
ARS 2.01
$0.21
Randfontein
South Africa
(SAFEX)
Rouën
France
St. Lawrence
Canada
Up River
Argentina
▼
▼
3
5-year
avg.
-16
-25
►
▼
▼
-3
-15
-28
►
▼
▼
6
21
35
▲
▲
▲
-1
-15
-33
►
▼
▼
-2
-24
-
►
▼
-
-6
-17
-29
▼
▼
▼
CRUDE OIL
WTI
United States
Crude Oil*
USD 42.70
$42.70
Crude Oil*
USD 44.40
$44.40
Crude Oil*
USD 42.20
$42.20
Brent
Northern Sea
SORGHUM
Gulf of Mexico
United States
Gulf of Mexico
United States
▼
9
-5
One
year
WHEAT
International
Gulf of Mexico
United States
Change over
one month,
one year, and
5-year avg.
% Change Over
Dubai
Persian Gulf
-8
-44
-51
▼
▼
▼
-8
-59
-55
▼
▼
▼
-9
-60
-56
▼
▼
▼
*reported in $/bbl
Sorghum
(Yellow No. 2)
USD 0.17
$0.17
-5
-12
-27
▼
▼
▼
-
►
▼
-
SOYBEANS
Gulf of Mexico
United States
Soybeans
USD 0.21
$0.21
-1
-20
Figure 2: Commodity prices in selected export markets
700
SUGAR
USD/MT
600
Caribbean
(Average)
Sugar
(Raw)
USD 0.32
$0.32
500
3
-10
-30
►
▼
▼
400
300
WHEAT
Black Sea
(Average)
Eastern States
Australia
(standard)
Gulf of Mexico
United States
FEWS NET
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www.fews.net
$0.20
Wheat
(ASW)
AUD 0.30
USD 0.21
Wheat
No. 2, Hard
USD 0.21
$0.21
No. 2 U.S. Yellow. Maize
No. 2 U.S. Hard Red Wheat
5% broken rice, Hanoi, Vietnam
-20
-
►
▼
-
-4
-25
-32
►
▼
▼
Oct-15
Jul-15
Apr-15
Jan-15
Oct-14
Grade 1 Wheat, Rouen, France
A1 Super Broken Rice, Bangkok, Thailand
Sources: Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), World Bank
-1
Jul-14
Jan-14
Apr-14
Oct-13
Jul-13
Jan-13
▼
Apr-13
▼
Oct-12
►
Jul-12
-30
Apr-12
-21
Jan-12
1
100
Oct-11
▲
Jul-11
▲
Apr-11
▲
Jan-11
43
Jul-10
16
Oct-10
12
Apr-10
Milling Wheat
KZT 58.38
$0.20
Milling Wheat
USD 0.20
Jan-10
Aktau Port
Kazakhstan
200
FEWS NET is a USAID-funded activity. The content of this report does not necessarily reflect the view of the United
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PRICE WATCH ANNEX 2 November 2015 Prices
Figure 1. Millet prices in West Africa (2010 - 2015)
0.75
December 31, 2015
Figure 2. Sorghum prices in West Africa (2010 - 2015)
0.75
USD/kg
0.50
0.25
0.25
0.00
0.00
Jan 10
Apr 10
Jul 10
Oct 10
Jan 11
Apr 11
Jul 11
Oct 11
Jan 12
Apr 12
Jul 12
Oct 12
Jan 13
Apr 13
Jul 13
Oct 13
Jan 14
Apr 14
Jul 14
Oct 14
Jan 15
Apr 15
Jul 15
Oct 15
Jan 10
Apr 10
Jul 10
Oct 10
Jan 11
Apr 11
Jul 11
Oct 11
Jan 12
Apr 12
Jul 12
Oct 12
Jan 13
Apr 13
Jul 13
Oct 13
Jan 14
Apr 14
Jul 14
Oct 14
Jan 15
Apr 15
Jul 15
Oct 15
0.50
Solenzo, Burkina Faso
Maradi, Niger
Figure 3. Maize prices in West Africa (2010 - 2015)
Maradi, Niger
Segou, Segou centre, Mali
Kano, Nigeria (W)
Moundou, Chad
Bobo Dioulasso, Burkina Faso
Figure 4. Rice prices in West Africa (2010 - 2015)
1.50
0.75
USD/kg
USD/kg
1.00
0.25
0.50
0.00
0.00
Jan 10
Apr 10
Jul 10
Oct 10
Jan 11
Apr 11
Jul 11
Oct 11
Jan 12
Apr 12
Jul 12
Oct 12
Jan 13
Apr 13
Jul 13
Oct 13
Jan 14
Apr 14
Jul 14
Oct 14
Jan 15
Apr 15
Jul 15
Oct 15
0.50
Jan 10
Apr 10
Jul 10
Oct 10
Jan 11
Apr 11
Jul 11
Oct 11
Jan 12
Apr 12
Jul 12
Oct 12
Jan 13
Apr 13
Jul 13
Oct 13
Jan 14
Apr 14
Jul 14
Oct 14
Jan 15
Apr 15
Jul 15
Oct 15
West Africa
Moundou, Chad
Segou, Segou centre, Mali
Kaolak, Senegal
USD/kg
Bol, Chad
Malanville, Benin
Bobo Dioulasso, Burkina Faso
Kano, Nigeria (W)
Bamako, Mali
Dakar, Tilène, Senegal *
Monrovia, Red Light, Liberia *
Nouakchott, Mauritania *
____________________
* imported rice
Sources of prices in West Africa: Information System on agricultural markets (SIMA) Niger, Agricultural Market Observatory (OMA) Mali, Burkina Faso SONAGESS, Information System
market (SIM) in Senegal and FEWS NET.
Figure 5. Dry bean prices in East Africa (2010 - 2015)
1.50
Figure 6. Sorghum prices in East Africa (2010 - 2015)
3.50
USD/kg
USD/kg
3.00
1.25
2.50
1.00
1.50
0.50
0.50
0.00
0.00
Arusha, Tanzania (W)
Kigali City, Rwanda
Eldoret, Kenya (W)
Masindi, Uganda (W)
Jan 10
Apr 10
Jul 10
Oct 10
Jan 11
Apr 11
Jul 11
Oct 11
Jan 12
Apr 12
Jul 12
Oct 12
Jan 13
Apr 13
Jul 13
Oct 13
Jan 14
Apr 14
Jul 14
Oct 14
Jan 15
Apr 15
Jul 15
Oct 15
1.00
0.25
Jan 10
Apr 10
Jul 10
Oct 10
Jan 11
Apr 11
Jul 11
Oct 11
Jan 12
Apr 12
Jul 12
Oct 12
Jan 13
Apr 13
Jul 13
Oct 13
Jan 14
Apr 14
Jul 14
Oct 14
Jan 15
Apr 15
Jul 15
Oct 15
East Africa
2.00
0.75
Al Qadarif, Sudan
Kampala, Uganda (W)
Dire Dawa, Ethiopia (W)
Baidoa, Somalia
Juba, South Sudan
The Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWS NET) monitors trends in staple food prices in countries vulnerable to food insecurity. The Price Watch Annex 2 provides prices
trends for key markets and staple foods monitored across FEWS NET countries and regions. The commodities with a reference (W) are wholesale prices. Otherwise, all reported
prices are retail.
FEWS NET
[email protected]
www.fews.net
FEWS NET is a USAID-funded activity. The content of this report does not necessarily reflect the
view of the United States Agency for International Development or the United States Government.
PRICE WATCH ANNEX
December 2015
Figure 7. Maize prices in surplus areas of East Africa (2010 - 2015)
Figure 8. Maize prices in deficit areas of East Africa (2010 - 2015)
3.00
0.75
USD/kg
USD/kg
2.50
2.00
0.50
1.00
0.50
Jan 10
Apr 10
Jul 10
Oct 10
Jan 11
Apr 11
Jul 11
Oct 11
Jan 12
Apr 12
Jul 12
Oct 12
Jan 13
Apr 13
Jul 13
Oct 13
Jan 14
Apr 14
Jul 14
Oct 14
Jan 15
Apr 15
Jul 15
Oct 15
0.00
0.00
Jan 10
Apr 10
Jul 10
Oct 10
Jan 11
Apr 11
Jul 11
Oct 11
Jan 12
Apr 12
Jul 12
Oct 12
Jan 13
Apr 13
Jul 13
Oct 13
Jan 14
Apr 14
Jul 14
Oct 14
Jan 15
Apr 15
Jul 15
Oct 15
East Africa
1.50
0.25
Arusha, Tanzania (W)
Eldoret, Kenya (W)
Qorioley, Somalia
Dire Dawa, Ethiopia (W)
Jijiga, Ethiopia
Nairobi, Kenya (W)
Bahir Dar, Ethiopia (W)
Kampala, Uganda (W)
Songea, Tanzania (W)
Jamame, Somalia
Juba, South Sudan
Sources of prices in East Africa: Food and Agriculture Market Information System (FAMIS) FSTS/FEWS NET in Somalia, Uganda Bureau of Statistics and Farmgain, Tanzania Ministry of
Industry, Trade and Marketing (MITM), Ethiopia Grain Trade Enterprise (EGTE), Ministry of Agriculture of Kenya, Arid Lands Resource Management Project (ALRMP), SIFSIA, WFP VAM
Figure 9. White maize prices in Southern Africa (2010 - 2015)
0.75
Figure 10. Bean and cowpea prices in Southern Africa (2010 - 2015)
1.50
USD/kg
USD/kg
0.50
1.00
0.75
0.25
0.50
0.25
0.00
0.00
Lilongwe, Malawi
Harare, Zimbabwe
Mbeya, Tanzania (W)
Lusaka, Zambia
Maputo, Mozambique
Randfontein, South Africa
Jan 10
Apr 10
Jul 10
Oct 10
Jan 11
Apr 11
Jul 11
Oct 11
Jan 12
Apr 12
Jul 12
Oct 12
Jan 13
Apr 13
Jul 13
Oct 13
Jan 14
Apr 14
Jul 14
Oct 14
Jan 15
Apr 15
Jul 15
Oct 15
Jan 10
Apr 10
Jul 10
Oct 10
Jan 11
Apr 11
Jul 11
Oct 11
Jan 12
Apr 12
Jul 12
Oct 12
Jan 13
Apr 13
Jul 13
Oct 13
Jan 14
Apr 14
Jul 14
Oct 14
Jan 15
Apr 15
Jul 15
Oct 15
Southern Africa
1.25
Arusha, Tanzania (W) *
Dodoma, Tanzania (W) *
Maputo, Mozambique **
Nampula, Mozambique **
____________________
* dry beans
** cowpeas
Sources of prices in Southern Africa: Ministry of Agriculture, Irrigation, and Water Development of Malawi, Ministry of Industry, Trade and Marketing (MITM)) of Tanzania, Ministry of
Agriculture of Mozambique, Central Statistics Office of Zambia, SAFEX, WFP and FEWS NET.
Figure 11. White maize prices in Central America (2010 - 2015)
1.00
3.50
USD/kg
3.00
0.75
USD/kg
2.50
2.00
0.50
1.50
1.00
0.25
0.50
Guatemala City, Guatemala
San Salvador, El Salvador
Tegucigalpa, Honduras
Managua, Nicaragua (W)
Mexico City, Mexico (W)
Jan 10
Apr 10
Jul 10
Oct 10
Jan 11
Apr 11
Jul 11
Oct 11
Jan 12
Apr 12
Jul 12
Oct 12
Jan 13
Apr 13
Jul 13
Oct 13
Jan 14
Apr 14
Jul 14
Oct 14
Jan 15
Apr 15
Jul 15
Oct 15
0.00
0.00
Jan 10
Apr 10
Jul 10
Oct 10
Jan 11
Apr 11
Jul 11
Oct 11
Jan 12
Apr 12
Jul 12
Oct 12
Jan 13
Apr 13
Jul 13
Oct 13
Jan 14
Apr 14
Jul 14
Oct 14
Jan 15
Apr 15
Jul 15
Oct 15
Central America and Caribbean
Figure 12. Dry bean prices in Central America (2010 - 2015)
Guatemala City, Guatemala
* (W) *
San Salvador, El Salvador
Tegucigalpa, Honduras ** **
Managua, Nicaragua
** **
San Jose, Costa Rica (W)
** **
____________________
* black beans
** red beans
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Figure 13. Imported Rice Prices in Haiti (2010-2015)
3.00
USD/kg
2.50
2.00
2.00
1.50
1.50
1.00
1.00
0.50
0.50
0.00
0.00
Cap Haïtien, Haiti
Jacmel, Haiti
Port-au-Prince, Haiti
USD/kg
Jan 10
Apr 10
Jul 10
Oct 10
Jan 11
Apr 11
Jul 11
Oct 11
Jan 12
Apr 12
Jul 12
Oct 12
Jan 13
Apr 13
Jul 13
Oct 13
Jan 14
Apr 14
Jul 14
Oct 14
Jan 15
Apr 15
Jul 15
Oct 15
2.50
Jan 10
Apr 10
Jul 10
Oct 10
Jan 11
Apr 11
Jul 11
Oct 11
Jan 12
Apr 12
Jul 12
Oct 12
Jan 13
Apr 13
Jul 13
Oct 13
Jan 14
Apr 14
Jul 14
Oct 14
Jan 15
Apr 15
Jul 15
Oct 15
Central America and Caribbean
3.00
Figure 14. Black bean prices in Haiti (2010 - 2015)
Cap Haïtien, Haiti
Jacmel, Haiti
Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Hinche, Haiti
Jérémie, Haiti
Hinche, Haiti
Jérémie, Haiti
Sources of prices in Central America and Caribbean: Coordination nationale de la sécurité alimentaire (CNSA) and FEWS NET, MAL, Dirección General de Economía Agropecuaria (DGEA),
Sistema de Información de Mercados Productos Agrícolas de Honduras (SIMPAH), Secretaria de Economia de Mexico, and Ministerio de Agricultura, Ganaderia y Alimentacion de
Guatemala (MAGA).
Figure 15. Wheat grain prices in Central Asia (2010 - 2015)
0.75
Figure 16. Wheat flour prices in Central Asia (2010 - 2015)
0.80
USD/kg
USD/kg
0.40
0.25
0.20
0.00
Jan 10
Apr 10
Jul 10
Oct 10
Jan 11
Apr 11
Jul 11
Oct 11
Jan 12
Apr 12
Jul 12
Oct 12
Jan 13
Apr 13
Jul 13
Oct 13
Jan 14
Apr 14
Jul 14
Oct 14
Jan 15
Apr 15
Jul 15
Oct 15
0.00
Dushanbe, Tajikistan
Lahore, Pakistan
Aktau Port, Kazakhstan
Kabul, Afghanistan
Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan
Jan 10
Apr 10
Jul 10
Oct 10
Jan 11
Apr 11
Jul 11
Oct 11
Jan 12
Apr 12
Jul 12
Oct 12
Jan 13
Apr 13
Jul 13
Oct 13
Jan 14
Apr 14
Jul 14
Oct 14
Jan 15
Apr 15
Jul 15
Oct 15
Central Asia
0.60
0.50
Mazar-e-Sharif, Afghanistan
Faizabad, Afghanistan
Kabul, Afghanistan
National Average, Tajikistan
Sources of prices in Central Asia: Afghanistan, WFP and FEWS NET.
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