Essential commodities prices, availability, and market actors’ perceptions: November 2025
Sudan’s markets in November 2025 showed continued, albeit uneven, stabilization. Prices of most essential commodities remained broadly stable, supported by seasonal harvest effects and improved availability. Wheat prices increased modestly due to slightly lower availability, while sorghum prices rem...
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| author | Abushama, Hala Rakhy, Tarig Mohamed, Shima Nigus, Halefom Yigzaw Adam, Abdelhafiz Siddig, Khalid |
| author_browse | Abushama, Hala Adam, Abdelhafiz Mohamed, Shima Nigus, Halefom Yigzaw Rakhy, Tarig Siddig, Khalid |
| author_facet | Abushama, Hala Rakhy, Tarig Mohamed, Shima Nigus, Halefom Yigzaw Adam, Abdelhafiz Siddig, Khalid |
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| description | Sudan’s markets in November 2025 showed continued, albeit uneven, stabilization. Prices of most essential commodities remained broadly stable, supported by seasonal harvest effects and improved availability. Wheat prices increased modestly due to slightly lower availability, while sorghum prices remained low and stable. Prices of lentils and rice were largely unchanged, pigeon pea prices declined, and vegetable prices showed mixed trends with improvements in onion availability and quality. Oilseeds, sugar, cooking oil, and fava bean prices were generally stable or declining, despite persistent inter-state disparities. Meat prices continued to rise for lamb and beef, while chicken prices stabilized and milk prices declined.
Fuel prices stabilized following earlier volatility, with improved availability in regular markets, though parallel market prices remained high. Fertilizer prices were stable, but perceived availability declined. Exchange rate pressures persisted, marked by a widening gap between official and parallel rates. Market functioning improved, with fewer merchants reporting supply chain, financial, and liquidity constraints, and minimal challenges related to storage, power, labor, and market safety. Profitability stabilized, tax and fee payments increased further, and most merchants expect to maintain current trading levels, signaling cautious but stable market outlooks. |
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| spelling | CGSpace1793952026-01-06T02:12:02Z Essential commodities prices, availability, and market actors’ perceptions: November 2025 Abushama, Hala Rakhy, Tarig Mohamed, Shima Nigus, Halefom Yigzaw Adam, Abdelhafiz Siddig, Khalid capacity building commodities prices markets price stabilization economic stabilization Sudan’s markets in November 2025 showed continued, albeit uneven, stabilization. Prices of most essential commodities remained broadly stable, supported by seasonal harvest effects and improved availability. Wheat prices increased modestly due to slightly lower availability, while sorghum prices remained low and stable. Prices of lentils and rice were largely unchanged, pigeon pea prices declined, and vegetable prices showed mixed trends with improvements in onion availability and quality. Oilseeds, sugar, cooking oil, and fava bean prices were generally stable or declining, despite persistent inter-state disparities. Meat prices continued to rise for lamb and beef, while chicken prices stabilized and milk prices declined. Fuel prices stabilized following earlier volatility, with improved availability in regular markets, though parallel market prices remained high. Fertilizer prices were stable, but perceived availability declined. Exchange rate pressures persisted, marked by a widening gap between official and parallel rates. Market functioning improved, with fewer merchants reporting supply chain, financial, and liquidity constraints, and minimal challenges related to storage, power, labor, and market safety. Profitability stabilized, tax and fee payments increased further, and most merchants expect to maintain current trading levels, signaling cautious but stable market outlooks. 2025-12-31 2026-01-05T16:06:10Z 2026-01-05T16:06:10Z Report https://hdl.handle.net/10568/179395 en Open Access application/pdf International Food Policy Research Institute Abushama, Hala; Rakhy, Tarig; Mohamed, Shima; Nigus, Halefom Yigzaw; Adam, Abdelhafiz; and Siddig, Khalid. 2025. Essential commodities prices, availability, and market actors’ perceptions: November 2025. Sudan Market Prices and Availability Report 10. https://hdl.handle.net/10568/179395 |
| spellingShingle | capacity building commodities prices markets price stabilization economic stabilization Abushama, Hala Rakhy, Tarig Mohamed, Shima Nigus, Halefom Yigzaw Adam, Abdelhafiz Siddig, Khalid Essential commodities prices, availability, and market actors’ perceptions: November 2025 |
| title | Essential commodities prices, availability, and market actors’ perceptions: November 2025 |
| title_full | Essential commodities prices, availability, and market actors’ perceptions: November 2025 |
| title_fullStr | Essential commodities prices, availability, and market actors’ perceptions: November 2025 |
| title_full_unstemmed | Essential commodities prices, availability, and market actors’ perceptions: November 2025 |
| title_short | Essential commodities prices, availability, and market actors’ perceptions: November 2025 |
| title_sort | essential commodities prices availability and market actors perceptions november 2025 |
| topic | capacity building commodities prices markets price stabilization economic stabilization |
| url | https://hdl.handle.net/10568/179395 |
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