Japanese financial holdings Nomura warns that Asia’s food prices will increase further in the coming months. Singapore, South Korea, and the Philippines are expected to experience the sharpest hikes, it says.
Annual food prices in the region rose 5.9% by May, from 2.7% in December and this is to...
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Japanese financial holdings Nomura warns that Asia’s food prices will increase further in the coming months. Singapore, South Korea, and the Philippines are expected to experience the sharpest hikes, it says.
Annual food prices in the region rose 5.9% by May, from 2.7% in December and this is to...
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Japanese financial holdings Nomura warns that Asia’s food prices will increase further in the coming months. Singapore, South Korea, and the Philippines are expected to experience the sharpest hikes, it says.
Annual food prices in the region rose 5.9% by May, from 2.7% in December and this is to...
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Japanese financial holdings Nomura warns that Asia’s food prices will increase further in the coming months. Singapore, South Korea, and the Philippines are expected to experience the sharpest hikes, it says.
Annual food prices in the region rose 5.9% by May, from 2.7% in December and this is to...
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Japanese financial holdings Nomura warns that Asia’s food prices will increase further in the coming months. Singapore, South Korea, and the Philippines are expected to experience the sharpest hikes, it says.
Annual food prices in the region rose 5.9% by May, from 2.7% in December and this is to...
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Japanese financial holdings Nomura warns that Asia’s food prices will increase further in the coming months. Singapore, South Korea, and the Philippines are expected to experience the sharpest hikes, it says.
Annual food prices in the region rose 5.9% by May, from 2.7% in December and this is to...
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Japanese financial holdings Nomura warns that Asia’s food prices will increase further in the coming months. Singapore, South Korea, and the Philippines are expected to experience the sharpest hikes, it says.
Annual food prices in the region rose 5.9% by May, from 2.7% in December and this is to...
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Japanese financial holdings Nomura warns that Asia’s food prices will increase further in the coming months. Singapore, South Korea, and the Philippines are expected to experience the sharpest hikes, it says.
Annual food prices in the region rose 5.9% by May, from 2.7% in December and this is to...
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Japanese financial holdings Nomura warns that Asia’s food prices will increase further in the coming months. Singapore, South Korea, and the Philippines are expected to experience the sharpest hikes, it says.
Annual food prices in the region rose 5.9% by May, from 2.7% in December and this is to...
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Japanese financial holdings Nomura warns that Asia’s food prices will increase further in the coming months. Singapore, South Korea, and the Philippines are expected to experience the sharpest hikes, it says.
Annual food prices in the region rose 5.9% by May, from 2.7% in December and this is to...
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Japanese financial holdings Nomura warns that Asia’s food prices will increase further in the coming months. Singapore, South Korea, and the Philippines are expected to experience the sharpest hikes, it says.
Annual food prices in the region rose 5.9% by May, from 2.7% in December and this is to...
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Japanese financial holdings Nomura warns that Asia’s food prices will increase further in the coming months. Singapore, South Korea, and the Philippines are expected to experience the sharpest hikes, it says.
Annual food prices in the region rose 5.9% by May, from 2.7% in December and this is to...
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Japanese financial holdings Nomura warns that Asia’s food prices will increase further in the coming months. Singapore, South Korea, and the Philippines are expected to experience the sharpest hikes, it says.
Annual food prices in the region rose 5.9% by May, from 2.7% in December and this is to...
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Japanese financial holdings Nomura warns that Asia’s food prices will increase further in the coming months. Singapore, South Korea, and the Philippines are expected to experience the sharpest hikes, it says.
Annual food prices in the region rose 5.9% by May, from 2.7% in December and this is to...
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Japanese financial holdings Nomura warns that Asia’s food prices will increase further in the coming months. Singapore, South Korea, and the Philippines are expected to experience the sharpest hikes, it says.
Annual food prices in the region rose 5.9% by May, from 2.7% in December and this is to...
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Japanese financial holdings Nomura warns that Asia’s food prices will increase further in the coming months. Singapore, South Korea, and the Philippines are expected to experience the sharpest hikes, it says.
Annual food prices in the region rose 5.9% by May, from 2.7% in December and this is to...
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Japanese financial holdings Nomura warns that Asia’s food prices will increase further in the coming months. Singapore, South Korea, and the Philippines are expected to experience the sharpest hikes, it says.
Annual food prices in the region rose 5.9% by May, from 2.7% in December and this is to...
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