The annual food inflation rate declined for the third month in a row in October 2025 but remained elevated due to the weak currency.

Prices of wheat flour were stable or declined in November 2025 as supply chains and food market systems continued to recover from severe flood-related disruptions.

Food prices remained at exceptionally high levels in November 2025 despite a satisfactory performance of the first season harvest in southern key-producing areas, due to the lingering impact of prolonged conflict and severe macroeconomic difficulties.

Prices of sorghum and millet were at very high levels in October 2025, particularly in Al Fashir Market, located in North Darfur State, due to the ongoing conflict, which has resulted in high input prices inflating production costs and in supply-chain disruptions.