PRICE WATCH ANNEX : November Prices December 23, 2010
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1 PRICE WATCH ANNEX : November Prices December 23, 2010 The Price Watch Annex provides an expanded list of countries, markets, and commodities. Please note that price changes are not ranked, and are alphabetically organized by region. Prices listed below are final and official average ly prices for November s s Cotonou Benin Bohicon Benin Malanville Benin Ouagadougou Koudougou XOF 230 $0.49 XOF 530 $1.12 Cowpea XOF 650 $1.38 XOF 130 $0.65 XOF 425 $0.90 Wh. XOF 135 $0.29 Cassava Flr. XOF 250 $0.53 XOF 195 $0.41 XOF 125 XOF 181 XOF 850 $1.80 Milk XOF 4,250 $9.01 XOF 682 $1.45 XOF 126 XOF 118 $ Koudougou Djibo Bobo Dioulasso Pouytenga Solenzo Solenzo N'Djamena Chad XOF 158 XOF 122 $0.26 XOF 158 XOF 113 $0.24 XOF 159 XOF 110 XOF 112 $0.24 XOF 162 XOF 128 XOF 107 XOF 114 $0.24 XOF 77 $0.16 XOF 81 $0.17 XAF 165 XAF 135 $ FEWS NET Washington 1717 H St NW Washington DC info@fews.net FEWS NET is a USAID-funded activity. The authors views expressed in this publication do not necessarily reflect the view of the United States Agency for International Development or the United States Government.
2 2 s s N'Djamena Chad Abeche Chad Moundou Chad Sarh Chad Moussoro Chad Bol Chad Bamako Segou Kayes Imp. XAF 350 $0.75 XAF 160 Local XAF 375 $0.80 XAF 170 XAF 120 $0.26 XAF 140 XAF 80 $0.17 XAF XAF $0.17 XAF 188 $0.40 XAF 180 Imp. XAF 600 $1.28 XAF 90 $0.19 XOF 171 XOF 350 $0.74 XOF 123 $0.26 XOF 311 $0.66 XOF 214 $ Koulikoro Sikasso Mopti Tombouctou Gao Nouakchott Mauritania Niamey XOF 158 XOF 171 XOF 151 XOF 185 $0.39 XOF 163 MRO 150 $0.54 Imp. MRO 200 $0.72 MRO 300 $1.08 MRO 140 $0.51 Loc. MRO 170 $0.61 Gas Oil MRO 275 $0.99 MRO 338 $1.22 MRO 390 $1.41 XOF 188 $0.40 XOF 181 XOF 400 $0.85 XOF 202 $0.43 Dried Milk XOF 3,000 $ The Famine Early Warning Systems Network 2
3 2 s s Niamey Maradi Tahoua Diffa XOF 850 $1.80 Bread XOF 161 Gas Oil XOF 506 $1.07 XOF 550 $1.17 XOF 125 XOF 144 XOF 170 Dried Milk XOF 2,800 $5.94 XOF 825 $1.75 Gas Oil XOF 506 $1.07 XOF 550 $1.17 XOF 198 $0.42 XOF 184 $0.39 XOF 144 XOF 191 $0.40 Dried Milk XOF 3,500 $7.42 XOF 950 $2.01 Gas Oil XOF 506 $ Diffa Agadez Gaya Bakin Birji Ouallam Tillabery Kano ia Kaura ia XOF 550 $1.17 XOF 167 XOF 400 $0.85 Dried Milk XOF 3,000 $6.36 XOF 850 $1.80 Gas Oil XOF 506 $1.07 XOF 550 $1.17 XOF 142 XOF 114 $0.24 XOF 200 $0.42 XOF 126 Gr.* NGN 51 * NGN 48 Bread NGN 120 $0.81 Grd. Nut Oil NGN 178 $1.19 Fuel NGN 85 NGN 105 $0.70 Gr. NGN The Famine Early Warning Systems Network 3
4 2 s s Kaura ia Ibadan ia Abuja ia Dandume ia Giwa ia Saminaka ia NGN 43 $0.29 Gr. NGN 49 NGN 63 $0.42 Bread NGN 120 $0.81 Palm Oil NGN 180 $1.21 Fuel NGN 85 NGN 120 $0.81 Bread NGN 200 $1.34 Palm Oil NGN 120 $0.81 Fuel NGN 85 NGN 115 NGN 117 $0.79 NGN 45 NGN 48 Gr. NGN 50 NGN 48 Gr. NGN 46 NGN ia NGN Damassak # $0.29 ia NGN Illela # NGN ia NGN Mai Adua # Dakar Senegal Dakar Senegal Kaolak Senegal Saint-Louis Senegal Tambacounda Senegal Ziguichor Senegal Kara Togo Dapaong Togo NGN 127 $0.26 XOF 180 Brk. XOF 297 $0.63 XOF 123 $0.26 Brk. XOF 295 $0.63 XOF 146 Brk. XOF 300 $0.64 XOF 130 XOF 213 $0.45 Brk. XOF 319 $0.68 XOF 140 XOF 120 $0.25 Cow peas XOF 240 $ The Famine Early Warning Systems Network 4
5 East Africa East Africa 2 s s Ngozi Burundi Kirundo Burundi Muyinga Burundi Gitega Burundi BIF 778 $0.64 Sweet Potato BIF 154 $0.13 Cassava Flour BIF 412 Banana BIF 167 $0.14 BIF 500 $0.41 BIF 720 $0.59 Sweet Potato BIF 280 Cassava Flour BIF 386 Banana BIF 320 $0.26 BIF 400 BIF 600 $0.49 Sweet Potato BIF 212 $0.17 Cassava Flour BIF 483 $0.40 Banana BIF 300 $0.25 BIF 480 $0.39 BIF 775 $0.64 Sweet Potato BIF 209 $0.17 Cassava Flour BIF Gitega Burundi Ruyigi Burundi Djibouti City Djibouti Dikhil Djibouti Tadjourah Djibouti Alisabieh Djibouti Banana BIF 344 BIF 500 $0.41 BIF 821 $0.67 Sweet Potato BIF 184 $0.15 Cassava Flour BIF 375 Banana BIF 267 $0.22 BIF 492 $0.40 Belem DJF 160 $0.92 Flr. DJF 196 $1.13 Belem DJF 140 $0.80 Flr. DJF 93 $0.53 Flr. DJF 150 $0.92 Belem DJF 140 $0.80 Flr. DJF 100 Flr. DJF 150 $0.86 Belem DJF 120 $0.80 Flr. DJF 100 Flr. DJF 120 $ The Famine Early Warning Systems Network 5
6 East Africa East Africa 2 s s Arta Djibouti Obock Djibouti Addis Ababa Ethiopia Mekelle Ethiopia Dire Dawa Ethiopia Bahir Dar Ethiopia Belem DJF 140 $0.80 Flr. DJF 120 $0.69 Flr. DJF 215 $1.23 Belem DJF 145 $0.83 Flr. DJF 100 Wh. ETB 3 $0.17 Wh. ETB 6 $0.37 Mix Teff ETB 8 $0.49 Wh. ETB 5 Mix Teff ETB 6 Wh. ETB 5 Wh. ETB 3 $0.18 Mix Teff ETB 7 $0.41 Wh. ETB 5 Wh. ETB 6 Wh. ETB 3 $0.20 Wh. ETB 3 $0.15 Wh. ETB Bahir Dar Ethiopia Nairobi Kenya Kisumu Kenya Kitui Kenya Eldoret Kenya Wh. ETB 5 Wh. * KES 18 * KES 50 $0.64 Potatoes* KES 25 * KES 33 $0.43 KES 99 $2.42 Bread KES 38 $0.49 Cking Fat KES 187 $2.42 KES 89 $1.16 Milk KES 34 $0.44 Wh. * KES 20 $0.26 * KES 25 Potatoes* KES 31 $0.45 * KES 55 $0.72 * KES 23 Potatoes* KES 28 $0.40 Wh. * KES 13 $0.17 * KES The Famine Early Warning Systems Network 6
7 East Africa East Africa 2 s s Eldoret Kenya Lodwar Kenya Mandera Kenya Kigali Rwanda Mogadishu Somalia Baidoa Somalia Potatoes* KES 18 * Wh. KES 45 $0.58 Wh. KES 47 $0.61 RWF 146 $0.24 RWF 310 $0.52 RWF 473 $0.79 SOS 23,600 $0.74 SOS 9,000 Wh. SOS 7,000 $0.22 SOS 44,000 $1.38 SOS 30,000 $0.94 SOS 27,000 $0.85 SOS 23,000 $0.72 SOS 7,400 SOS 45,000 $1.42 SOS 26,500 $0.83 SOS 27,000 $ Qorioley Somalia Dhusamareb Somalia Burao Somalia Juba Sudan Malakal Sudan Wau Sudan Wh. SOS 6,891 $0.22 SOS 8,999 SOS 41,750 $1.31 SOS 40,000 $1.26 SOS 28,000 $0.88 SOS 28,000 $0.88 SOS 16,000 $0.50 SOS 60,000 $1.89 SOS 30,000 $0.94 SOS 28,000 $1.01 SOS 9,000 SOS 4,000 $0.13 SOS 20,000 $0.63 SOS 11,000 SOS 10,500 SDG 3 $1.22 SDG 2 $0.92 SDG 4 $ The Famine Early Warning Systems Network 7
8 East Africa Southern Africa 2 s s Aweil Sudan Dar es Salaam Tanzania Iringa Tanzania Kampala Uganda Soroti Uganda Mbarara Uganda Lira Uganda SDG 1 Wh. TZS 800 $0.54 TZS 1,200 $0.82 Wh. TZS 550 $0.37 TZS 1,000 $0.68 Matoke UGX 732 UGX 638 UGX 4,445 $1.96 Bread UGX 2,820 $1.24 UGX 2,481 $1.09 UGX 3,057 $1.35 Charcoal UGX 399 $0.18 UGX 675 UGX 1,250 $0.55 Matoke UGX 475 $0.21 UGX 1,825 $0.80 UGX 625 UGX 1,650 $ Arua Uganda Lilongwe Malawi Karonga Malawi Mzuzu Malawi Salima Malawi Mitundu Malawi Lunzu Malawi Bangula Malawi Maputo Cassava Chp. UGX 400 $0.18 MWK 32 $0.21 MWK 160 $1.07 MWK 33 $0.22 MWK 131 MWK 33 $0.22 MWK 151 $1.01 MWK 24 $0.16 MWK 170 $1.14 MWK 27 $0.18 MWK 180 $1.20 MWK 28 $0.19 MWK 160 $1.07 MWK 31 $0.21 MWK 167 $1.12 MZN 28 $0.78 Flr. MZN 26 $0.72 Wh. MZN The Famine Early Warning Systems Network 8
9 Southern Africa Southern Africa 2 s s Maputo Manica Chokwe Gorongosa Maxixe Nampula MZN 34 $0.97 Grd Nuts MZN 37 $1.04 MZN 31 MZN 37 $1.04 MZN 60 $1.69 Bread MZN 22 $0.62 MZN 10 $0.29 MZN 31 $0.86 MZN 24 $0.68 MZN 9 $0.25 MZN 31 $0.86 MZN 58 $1.62 MZN 10 MZN 29 $0.81 MZN 10 MZN 23 $0.66 MZN 39 $1.10 MZN 9 $ Nampula Lusaka Zambia Kitwe Zambia Harare Zimbabwe MZN 27 MZN 37 $1.05 MZN 33 $0.91 MZN 39 $1.09 MZN 60 $1.69 ZMK 1,111 $0.24 Flr. ZMK 1,381 ZMK 6,999 $1.54 ZMK 1,056 Flr. ZMK 1,435 Gr. USD 0.29 $0.29 Flr. USD 0.42 $0.42 USD 0.95 $0.95 Cabbage USD 0.50 $0.50 USD 1.73 $ The Famine Early Warning Systems Network 9
10 Caribbean Central America s s s s Port-au-Prince Haiti Hinche Haiti Cap Haitien Haiti Jeremie Haiti Imp. HTG 46 $1.17 Flr. HTG 22 $0.56 Blk. HTG 55 $1.41 HTG 66 $1.69 HTG 57 $1.45 Imp. HTG 51 $1.31 Flr. HTG 25 $0.63 Blk. HTG 52 $1.33 HTG 77 $1.96 Imp. HTG 50 $1.28 Flr. HTG 44 $1.14 Blk. HTG 55 $1.41 HTG 88 $2.25 HTG 66 $1.69 Imp. HTG 48 $1.22 Local Flour HTG 21 $0.54 Blk. HTG 56 $1.43 HTG 78 $ Jeremie Haiti Jacmel Haiti Jacmel Haiti San Salvador El Salvador Guatemala City Guatemala Tegucigalpa Honduras HTG 73 $1.88 Imp. HTG 55 $1.41 Flour HTG 22 $0.56 Blk. HTG 64 $1.63 HTG 69 $1.75 HTG 66 $1.69 Wh USD $0.42 Gld USD $1.03 Red 0.88 USD $ USD $0.48 Wh. GTQ 3 $0.42 Blk. GTQ 11 $1.39 GTQ 8 $0.98 Yw. GTQ 4 $0.48 GTQ 14 $1.74 GTQ 7 $0.83 HNL 6 Red HNL 46 $ The Famine Early Warning Systems Network 10
11 Central America Central Asia s s s s San Pedro Sula Honduras Managua Nicaragua Chontales Nicaragua León Nicaragua Red HNL 44 $2.37 Red NIO 11 $0.53 Wh. NIO 2 $0.10 (80/20) NIO 4 $0.19 Tortilla NIO 7 NIO 3 $0.16 Red NIO 10 $0.47 Wh. NIO 2 $0.10 (90/10) NIO 5 $0.21 Red NIO 10 $0.47 Wh. NIO 2 $0.10 (80/20) NIO 4 $ Kabul Afghanistan Jalalabad Afghanistan Hirat Afghanistan Mazar Afghanistan Faizabad Afghanistan Maimana Afghanistan Lahore Pakistan Flr. AFN 22 $0.48 AFN 28 $0.62 Flr. AFN 23 $0.43 AFN 29 $0.63 Flr. AFN 23 $0.50 AFN 26 $0.58 AFN 13 AFN 27 $0.60 AFN 17 AFN 44 $0.66 AFN 16 AFN 30 $0.66 Gram Pulse PKR 70 $0.83 PKR 87 $1.02 Veg. Ghee PKR 73 $0.86 Chicken PKR 91 $ The Famine Early Warning Systems Network 11
12 Central Asia Central Asia s s s s Karachi Pakistan Multan Pakistan PKR 27 Flr. PKR 32 Basmati Brk PKR 47 $0.55 PKR 37 $0.43 Gram Pulse PKR 70 $0.83 PKR 93 $1.10 Veg. Ghee PKR 73 $0.86 Chicken PKR 130 $1.52 PKR 26 Flr. PKR 30 Basmati Brk PKR 49 $0.58 PKR 37 $0.44 Gram Pulse PKR 68 $0.80 PKR 85 $1.00 Veg. Ghee Multan Pakistan Peshawar Pakistan Quetta Pakistan PKR 74 Chicken PKR 111 $1.30 PKR 26 Flr. PKR 30 Basmati Brk PKR 50 $0.59 PKR 44 $0.52 Gram Pulse PKR 74 PKR 96 $1.13 Veg. Ghee PKR 74 Chicken PKR 120 $1.41 Flr. PKR 30 Basmati Brk PKR 57 $0.67 PKR 37 $0.43 Gram Pulse PKR 78 $0.92 PKR 93 $1.09 Veg. Ghee The Famine Early Warning Systems Network 12
13 Central Asia Central Asia s s s s Quetta Pakistan Dushanbe Tajikistan Gharm Tajikistan Khorog Tajikistan PKR 73 $0.86 Flr. $0.55 Gr. TJS 6 $1.27 Chickpeas TJS 7 $1.62 Potatoes TJS 1 TJS 8 $1.71 TJS 4 $1.00 TJS 4 $0.91 Flr. $0.56 Gr. $0.49 TJS 8 $1.77 Chickpeas TJS 6 $1.44 Potatoes TJS 7 $1.68 Flr. TJS 3 $0.61 TJS 7 $ Khorog Tajikistan Khujand Tajikistan Kurgan-Tyube Tajikistan Potatoes $0.41 TJS 9 $2.05 Chickpeas TJS 6 $1.36 Flr. $0.52 Gr. TJS 6 $1.25 Chickpeas TJS 7 $1.59 Potatoes $0.39 TJS 11 $2.50 Flr. TJS 3 $0.61 Gr. $0.43 TJS 6 $ The Famine Early Warning Systems Network 13
14 International International s s s s International Up River Argentina (Trigo Pan) St. Lawrence Canada France European Union (Grade 1) Bangkok Thailand (100% B) USD 0.25 $0.25 USD 0.30 Hrd Rd Wht USD 0.38 USD 0.31 USD 0.54 $ Bangkok Thailand USD 0.43 (A1 Super) $0.43 Randfontein Wh. South Africa ZAR 1 $0.19 Gulf of Mexico United States (No 2) (No 2) (No 2) Yw. USD 0.24 $0.24 Hrd Rd Wht USD 0.29 $0.29 Sft Rd Wht USD NOTES: The commodities shaded in gray are the staples most often consumed by the poorest of the poor in the market areas indicated. Additional commodities provided are important commodities consumed in the same areas. Final and official ly average prices are used. The symbols ( ) depict the direction of price changes: the red upward-facing arrow denotes an increase of 5 percent or greater, the blue horizontal arrow denotes no change or changes that are smaller than 5 percent, and the green downward-facing arrow denotes price decreases that are 5 percent or greater. The three arrows respectively correspond to the percent change in prices this compared to last, last year, and two years ago. The - symbol indicates that no data are available. An asterisk (*) next to a commodity means that the price given is a wholesale price. Otherwise, all reported prices are retail. The Famine Early Warning Systems Network 14
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