FAO Food Price Index broadly stable in May even as cereal quotations increase

Food and Agriculture Organization·Jun 5

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The FAO Food Price Index was broadly stable in May, despite an increase in cereal quotations. However, there are reports of potential threats to global food prices, including the impact of the Middle East conflict and other factors. The outlook for global food prices and production is uncertain, with some forecasts suggesting a drop in world cereal output.

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