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Global food prices rose in August to their highest level since late 2022, with the Food Price Index from the Food and Agriculture Organization reaching 133.3 points, up from 130.8 points in July. Poor weather conditions and tensions stemming from the conflicts in the Gulf and Black Sea regions have heightened concerns over the supplies of key crops, reflecting mounting impacts on global food prices.
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