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Wëam: Basic goods mostly stable
The results of the monthly monitoring of commodity prices in Libya for July 2026 indicate a relatively stable situation for the majority of goods, with a noticeable increase in a limited number of items. The most prominent among these is bakery flour, which saw an 8% rise due to decreased mill production and the temporary halt of some mills as a result of rising operating costs and electricity outages. Additionally, the price of national chicken increased by 40%, reaching 15,750 Libyan dinars per kilogram after declining in June. Meanwhile, egg prices declined towards the end of July, although they remained higher than in June. Some vegetables, such as tomatoes, experienced a significant 50% decrease in prices, contrasting with increased demand for construction materials, with cement prices rising by 37%, primarily due to reduced production and heightened demand. Overall, the Libyan market appears to be experiencing a fragile balance between the stability of many commodities and notable increases in certain vital goods. Ongoing monitoring of developments is essential to ensure price stability and support informed economic decision-making.
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