Food prices expected to rise 18% between 2025 and 2027

The World Bank forecasts an 18% increase in global food prices through 2027 due to supply chain disruptions caused by ongoing international conflicts. Additionally, the report projects a 32% rise in energy prices for 2026, with potential for further increases by 2027 depending on geopolitical developments.

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If you live in Portugal, you should anticipate a sustained increase in your grocery and energy bills over the next two years due to these projected global inflationary trends.

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