Alertes Sur Les Prix Intérieurs

Pays dans lesquels les prix d’un ou de plusieurs produits alimentaires de base sont anormalement élevés sur les principaux marchés
Niveau d’alerte sur les prix:  Élevé   Modéré [d’après l’ Indicateur des anomalies dans les prix (IPA)]

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High alert
13/03/2024

Retail prices of wheat flour continued to rise sharply in January 2024.
High alert
13/03/2024

Retail prices of rice increased in February 2024 and were at new record highs, mostly due to tight market availabilities and high production and transport costs.
High alert
13/03/2024

Prices of cereals further increased in January 2024 and remained higher on a yearly basis due to reduced cereal output in 2023, conflict-related market disruptions, strong local demand, high transport costs and a depreciation of the naira.
High alert
13/03/2024

Prices of wheat flour were generally stable in February 2024, mostly supported by tight market supply.
High alert
13/03/2024

Prices of maize and sorghum slightly increased in February 2024 following seasonal trends. Prices are at record levels due to tight supplies, the lingering impact of prolonged conflict and macroeconomic challenges.
High alert
13/03/2024

Prices of cereals followed mixed trends in November 2023, with the ongoing conflict exerting upward pressure against a backdrop of high food inflation caused by high input prices boosting production and transport costs.
High alert
13/03/2024

Maize grain prices hit new record highs, amid dry weather conditions that pose an upside risk to further price growth in 2024.
High alert
13/03/2024

Uptick in the inflation rate in February 2024, amid concerns over the impact of dry weather on domestic food production.
High alert
13/12/2023

Le taux annuel d’inflation des denrées alimentaires a augmenté après deux mois de stabilité relative, à mesure que le dollar américain s’est répandu dans l’économie nationale
Moderate alert
11/10/2023

Le taux annuel d’inflation alimentaire s’est accéléré et a atteint 23 pour cent en septembre, à la suite d’une légère dépréciation de la monnaie nationale, un facteur clé à l’origine de l’augmentation rapide des prix.