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This bar chart, sponsored by Brazil Potash, uses the latest data from Trading Economics to show which countries have the highest food inflation.
  • Leading all countries, Argentina is grappling with a 183% year-over-year increase in food prices. The country also has the highest forecasted food inflation in the world, at 120%, for next year’s second quarter.
  • Palestine is the runner-up for the highest food inflation with 115%. However, it is forecasted to lower dramatically to 12% halfway through 2025.
  • Meanwhile, six of the next eight countries are all in Africa. The African countries with the highest food inflation are Zimbabwe at 105% and South Sudan at 96%.
  • At the same time, other African nations, like Malawi, Nigeria, and Angola, face rates between 34% and 44%, highlighting the broader food inflation trend across the continent.
And I thought USA was bad we didn’t even make the list lol
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We are the cleanest dirty shirt!
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The real US inflation data is the only one that matters, but they don't show it because they know that it is the only one that really matters and knowing the real data would cause a great global impact. It's not that they don't show it just because the US is a fantastic and magical place free of inflation and free of the deterioration of the money of savers and ordinary people like us. No, nothing like that!
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When Milei’s bright tomorrows?
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