FAO: Global Cereal Output Due to Decline but only Slightly
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Global food markets should remain well supplied in 2026-2027, with cereal production near record levels. Behind these favorable prospects, however, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) sees several risks: a possible return of El Niño, price volatility, and […]
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The outlook for global food commodity markets continues to be relatively favourable, with the 2026/2027 cereal production forecast to remain historically elevated, though easing from record highs. However, market prospects remain highly contingent on weather developments, including the emergence of El Nino, volatility in energy and fertiliser markets roiled by conflict, geopolitical tensions, uncertainty surrounding trade policies and broader ma…
Global Food Markets Face Growing Geopolitical and Climate Risks Despite Strong Supply Outlook
Global food commodity markets are expected to remain relatively stable over the coming year, supported by strong cereal stocks and historically high production levels. However, mounting geopolitical tensions, climate-related uncertainties and volatility in energy and fertilizer markets continue to pose significant risks to global food security, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
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