What Moves Agricultural Prices — and Why
Live crop, livestock and input prices from the World Bank, FAOSTAT, Eurostat, USDA and more — with regional detail down to individual US states and EU countries.
Top CommoditiesFood is getting more expensive worldwide — prices are up 5.8% from a year ago.
FAO Food Price Index
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Benchmark prices plus regional detail down to individual US states, EU countries and Canadian provinces. Pick a commodity for its full chart with region and time-range filters.
Top commodities: the primary agricultural products with the highest world export volume. Each panel lists its three highest-volume products (tonnes, FAOSTAT, 2024).
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Plain-language explanations of what actually drives agricultural prices - from the basics to market tools, data and policy.
How Do Agricultural Prices Form?
Price Basics
Basis: Why Local Prices Differ From the World Price
Price Basics
Futures Markets Explained Simply
Markets & Trading Tools
Understanding Volatility
Markets & Trading Tools
The Stocks-to-Use Ratio, Explained
Supply, Demand & Data
What Is a Marketing Year? ('2024/25' Explained)
Supply, Demand & Data
How Currency Exchange Rates Move Agricultural Prices
Policy & Macro
Trade Policy and Tariffs: How Politics Moves Agricultural Prices
Policy & Macro