Markets and Trade

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2017

Available in: English
Product type: Journal; magazine; bulletin
Series: Oilcrops Monthly Price and Policy Update
Monthly Report on Food Price Trends
2017

Cereal export prices firmed in January. A drop in plantings and concerns over the impact of unfavourable weather on the 2017 winter crops in the United States of America supported wheat values, while maize prices were mostly underpinned by strong demand. International prices of rice increased, primarily reflecting stronger demand and tighter availabilities of the Basmati variety. In East Africa, cereal prices continued to surge in January to near-record or...

Product type: Journal; magazine; bulletin
Series: Food Price Monitoring and Analysis (FPMA)
2016

This policy brief provides an overview of the different food security objectives that underlie the use of trade and related policy measures, based on Chapter 3 of the State of Commodity Markets (SOCO) 2016.

Available in: English
Product type: Journal; magazine; bulletin
Series: Trade Policy Briefs
2017

Available in: Russian
Product type: Journal; magazine; bulletin
Series: Trade Policy Review in Europe and Central Asia
FAO Commodity and Trade Policy Research Working Paper No. 54
2017

Prices of food crops, which depend on unpredictable factors like the weather, are naturally volatile. However, in recent years we have experienced bouts of extreme food price volatility. These can be a thread to world food security. Especially in developing countries, where households spend a large share of income on food items and about two billion people live off small farms, while often not having access to credit, savings, or...

Available in: English
Product type: Book (stand-alone)
Themes: Price Volatility
Series: FAO Commodity and Trade Policy Research Working Paper
2017

Available in: Russian
Product type: Journal; magazine; bulletin
Themes: Europe and Central Asia Trade Policy
Series: Trade Policy Review in Europe and Central Asia
2017

FAO SO4 sets up a FAO ambitious goal to improve market transparency and poverty reduction. The annual citrus bulletin, compiled based on the production and trade survey provided by the member nations, provides unique information on market developments, which contributes to greater market transparency and is widely used by the member governments and citrus growers for decision-making. In particular, given the unique source of information and scope of data coverage,...

Available in: English
Product type: Journal; magazine; bulletin
Themes: Agricultural Commodities and Development
2017

Данный обзор является вторым выпуском в серии публикаций, посвященных анализу последних изменений в сельскохозяйственной торговле и развитию торговой политики в постсоветских странах. Как и предыдущая публикация, он подготовлен в рамках Региональной инициативы ФАО в Европе и Центральной Азии «Развитие агропродовольственной торговли и доступа к международным рынкам». Инициатива содействует налаживанию диалога по многосторонним и региональным торговым соглашениям и способствует формированию и реал изации аграрной торговой политики на уровне стран. Данная публикация...

Available in: Russian
Product type: Book (stand-alone)
Themes: Europe and Central Asia Trade Policy
2017

The Banana Market Review, issued once a year, contains information and analysis on global banana trade, including imports, exports, prices and policy changes. Information and data comes from various sources, including FAO member nations, traders and the world press.

Available in: English French Spanish
Product type: Journal; magazine; bulletin
Themes: Agricultural Commodities and Development
2017

he month of August saw a rise in all threeFAO price indices trailing the oilseed complex. The oilseeds index increased for a third consecutive month, rising by 0.6 points (or 0.6 percent) and marking the highest level since January 2020. The price indices for oilmeals and vegetable oils posted more significant gains of, respectively, 3.7 and 5.5 points (or 4.6 and 5.9 percent). While all three indices fared above their...

Available in: English
Product type: Journal; magazine; bulletin
Series: Oilcrops Monthly Price and Policy Update