UN food price index marks 12th straight monthly decline in March: Chart
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UN food price index marks 12th straight monthly decline in March: Chart
UN food price index marks 12th straight monthly decline in March: Chart
Yahoo Finance Live’s Rachelle Akuffo breaks down the chart of the day.
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UN food price index marks 12th straight monthly decline in March: Chart
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Yahoo Finance Live’s Rachelle Akuffo breaks down the chart of the day.
Video Transcript
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- All right, time now for our Chart of the Day. And we're taking a look at the United Nations food price index. It marked a 12th consecutive monthly decline in March since reaching its peak one year ago. But while prices of grains, dairy, and other agricultural commodities have fallen, the same can't be said for prices seen by consumers. The price tag for food is still climbing, contributing disproportionately to painfully high inflation.
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