WHEAT AND MEAT PUSH FAO FOOD INDEX HIGHER IN JUNE
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06 July 2017, Rome – Global food commodity prices rose in June, led by wheat and meat prices.
The FAO Food Price Index, a monthly trade-weighted index tracking international market prices of five major food commodity groups, released today, averaged 175.2 points in June, up 1.4 percent from May and 7.0 percent from a year earlier.
The FAO Cereal Price Index rose by 4.2 percent in the month, amid surging prices of high-protein wheat due to deteriorating crop conditions in the United States of America. Maize prices, by contrast, declined amid record harvests in South America.
FAO’s price indices for meat and dairy products also rose, while those for vegetable oils and sugar dropped.
Cereal stocks on course to hit new record
Despite tightening supply conditions for high-protein wheat, global cereal supplies are likely to remain abundant in the coming year, according to FAO’s latest Cereal Supply and Demand Brief, also released today.
FAO revised down its June forecast for global wheat output in 2017, while raising those of maize and rice. Global cereal production this year is likely to total 2 593 million tonnes, some 0.6 percent below that of 2016.
World cereal stocks are expected to expand further to a new record high of around 704 million tonnes.
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Wheat and meat push FAO Food Price Index higher in June
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