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The inflation rate in the Euro Area declined to 2.4 percent year-on-year in November 2023, reaching its lowest level since July 2021, this rate compares to 2.9 percent in October and 4.3 percent in September. In this European Fish Price Report, 55 percent of the prices were stable compared with November 2023, 22 percent went up and 23 percent went down.
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Current forecasts point to a slowdown in global fish supply in 2023, with total production increasing by just 0.6 percent on 2022 levels to 185.4 million tonnes. While aquaculture output is expected to rise by around 3 percent, this is significantly lower than the previous growth rate of the sector. Capture fisheries meanwhile have been constrained by weather events and reduced quotas and are expected to decline by some 1.7 percent or 1.5 million tonnes...
Inflation continues its decline to 2.9 percent in October 2023, which compares with 4.3 percent in September. The lowest annual rates were observed in the Netherlands, Denmark and Belgium while the highest were recorded in the Eastern part of the continent. In the current European Fish Price Report, 52 percent of the prices were stable compared with October 2023, 20 percent went up and 28 percent went down.
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The FAO GLOBEFISH Chinese Fish Price Report, based on information supplied by industry correspondents, aims to provide guidance on broad price trends. In the last years, China remained the top fish producer in the world with strong linkages with this historical evolution growth of aquaculture vis-à-vis wild capture fisheries. In addition, China is a country where international trade plays a significant role in fish and fish products. The Chinese Fish Price Report fills an existing gap...
Inflation is going down in all major European countries. Annual inflation in the euro area stood at 4.3 percent in September, compared with 5.2 percent in August. In the European Union, the rate was 4.9 percent, compared with 5.9 percent in August. The lowest annual rates were observed in the Netherlands (-0.3 percent), Denmark (0.6 percent) and Belgium (0.7 percent), while the highest were recorded in Hungary (12.2 percent) and Romania (9.2 percent). In the...