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The Biggest Jump in Global Crop Prices Since 2022 Threatens to Boost Inflation
- Govt considers cutting import duties on pulses to cool prices: Report
- Edible oil demand picks up after duty cut ahead of festive season: Emami Agrotech CEO
- India steps up palm oil buying after import-duty cut spurs restocking
- Pulses import duties may ease over poor rains
- Kitchen Budgets Hit: Onion Prices Nearly Double Amid Maharashtra Drought
Climate and crop prices raise food inflation concerns
Reports linked climate change to rising prices for some grocery items and warned that global crop prices had recorded their biggest jump since 2022, threatening to boost inflation.
Thursday, 1 October
- The Biggest Jump in Global Crop Prices Since 2022 Threatens to Boost Inflation