Qaadka iyo Cuntooyinka Muhiimka ah ee Pakistan weli hooseeyaan: WFP soo saartay warbixin heerka suuqa
Maamulka Qaramada Midoobay ee Abaarta (WFP) ayaa sheegay in qiimaha cuntooyinka muhiimka ah ee Pakistan ay ku jiraan heerar sare, iyadoo qiimaha qaadka oo kaliya uu hoos u dhacay si kooban, balse weli uu ka sarreeyo heerkii hore ee ka hor inta aan dagaalka Bariga Dhexe la bilaabin.
Qiimaha Cuntooyinka Muhiimka ah iyo Qaadka
Qiimaha guud ee cuntooyinka muhiimka ah ee Pakistan, oo ay ku jiraan qaadka, shidaalka iyo cuntooyinka kale, ayaa weli sare u socda, iyadoo qiimuhu uu ka sarreeyo heerkii hore ee ka hor dagaalka Bariga Dhexe 14 percent, sida ay sheegatay WFP.
Qiimaha qaadka ayaa hoos u dhacay si kooban muddo todobaadkii dhamaaday 17 September, taas oo muujinaysa in suuqu uu ku jiro xaalad dhexdhexaad ah, balse qiimuhu weli waa 18 percent ka sarreeya heerkii hore ee ka hor dagaalka.
Qiimaha Shidaalka iyo Khataraha Suuqa
Qiimaha shidaalka ee Pakistan ayaa weli sare u socda, iyadoo qiimaha petrolka iyo shidaalka diyaaradaha (HSD) ay 25 September ka sarreeyeen heerkii hore ee ka hor dagaalka 50 percent iyo 49 percent, iyadoo shidaalku uu yahay mid muhiim ah oo ku saabsan suuqa.
Qiimaha shidaalku wuxuu noqonayaa mid muhiim ah oo ku saabsan suuqa, iyadoo qiimaha shidaalku uu noqonayo mid muhiim ah oo ku saabsan suuqa, iyadoo qiimaha shidaalku uu noqonayo mid muhiim ah oo ku saabsan suuqa.
Qiimaha Cuntooyinka ee Xaafadda
Qiimaha cuntooyinka ee xaafadda ee Pakistan ayaa weli sare u socda, iyadoo qiimaha cuntooyinka ee xaafadda ee Pakistan ayaa weli sare u socda, iyadoo qiimaha cuntooyinka ee xaafadda ee Pakistan ayaa weli sare u socda.
Qiimaha cuntooyinka ee xaafadda ee Pakistan ayaa weli sare u socda, iyadoo qiimaha cuntooyinka ee xaafadda ee Pakistan ayaa weli sare u socda, iyadoo qiimaha cuntooyinka ee xaafadda ee Pakistan ayaa weli sare u socda.
Pakistan's national average prices for key staple foods, including wheat flour, edible oils, and pulses, remain elevated at 14 percent above pre-Middle East conflict levels as of 17 September, according to a new World Food Programme market report.
Staple Food Prices Hold Steady Amid Regional Turbulence
National average prices of key staple foods (wheat flour, edible oils, and pulses) remained elevated and are 14 percent above pre-Middle East conflict levels, as of 17 September, reflecting a combination of domestic market factors and higher fuel and import costs.
Wheat flour prices declined marginally during the week ended on 17 September, indicating short-term market stability, however, prices remain 18 percent above pre-conflict levels.
Rising Fuel Costs Amplify Supply Chain Pressures
Domestic fuel prices remain a key transmission channel of regional market pressures. As of 25 September, petrol and HSD prices were 50 percent and 49 percent higher, respectively, than their pre-conflict levels, continuing to elevate transportation, food distribution, and other supply-chain costs.
The surge in fuel costs is expected to persist, further straining the affordability of essential goods for Pakistani households and complicating efforts to stabilize the broader food economy.
Household Food Basket Costs Continue to Rise
The cost of the basic food basket for a six-member household stood at PKR 17,212 per month (USD 62), equivalent to PKR 4,303 per week (USD 15.5) nationwide, excluding lower cost items such as vegetables or spices.
These figures underscore the ongoing economic challenges facing Pakistani families, particularly in light of the sustained price increases driven by regional instability and elevated import costs.
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