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How much did wheat-flour prices rise in Afghanistan in 2025?

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Direct answer

FAO reported that wheat-flour prices in November 2025 were 5 to 15 percent higher year on year in most monitored markets.

What the figure or term means

The range reflects differences between markets.

Prices can change with harvests, imports, exchange rates, transport, and border conditions.

A price increase does not directly measure food insecurity or affordability.

Name the month, comparison basis, and market coverage.

How to use this information responsibly

Afghanistan’s droughts, floods, earthquakes, winter conditions, agriculture, and water systems interact. The consequences depend on season, location, infrastructure, livelihoods, and response capacity.

A forecast is not an observed outcome, and an early disaster estimate may change as access and assessment improve.

Sources and records

Check the underlying information.

  1. FAO GIEWS Country Brief: Afghanistan ↗
  2. World Bank Afghanistan Economic Monitor ↗
  3. UNICEF Afghanistan humanitarian situation reports ↗
  4. WHO Public Health Situation Analysis: Afghanistan, March 2026 ↗

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