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05/10/2026, 11:42The FAO Food Price Index stood at 130.1 points in August 2025, marking an increase from last year’s levels.
After a sharp spike in 2022, global prices gradually declined, but the trend reversed in 2025. The chart shows a gradual recovery of the index amid instability in commodity markets and persistent logistical risks.
The rise in global prices remains a sensitive factor for Kyrgyzstan, as food imports continue to account for a significant share of the domestic market.
Against this backdrop, annual inflation in the country reached 9.5%, exceeding the National Bank’s target range of 5–7%.
