Food Outlook - October 2015
Biannual Report on Global Food Markets (October)
Year of publication2015
AuthorFAO
PublisherFAO
AbstractGlobal supplies and a strong US dollar are keeping international food prices under downward pressure. The outlook for the coming season is unlikely to diverge much from the current situation, but currency movements and macroeconomic developments may have important implications for markets gain in 2015/16. Against this backdrop, the world food import bill is forecast to reach a five-year low in 2015.
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Product typeBook (stand-alone)
SeriesFood Outlook
ISSN1560-8182
Areas of workGlobal Commodity Markets
KeywordsFood security; food chains; food production; food shortages; food stocks; food supply; markets; commodity markets; production statistics; trade statistics; monitoring; resource evaluation
