FAO Food Price Index falls 1.2% in November on lower grain prices

The FAO Food Price Index averaged 133.9 points in November, down 1.2% from September, driven by lower grain prices. This marks a continued easing in global food costs, which may alleviate inflationary pressures in import-dependent economies. The decline is modest and follows a period of volatility, with uncertainty over future supply conditions.

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