68 pts
The FAO Meat Price Index of the month of May 2006 reached the 68 points, which meant a increase of 2.72% in relation to previous mensual index of April, that was 66.2 points (+1.8 pts), and was placed a -3.57% under the annual average of 70.52 points recorded (-2.52 pts).
The highest monthly value achieved throughout the year of 74.8 points was 10% higgher than the selected month (+6.8 pts), while the lowest value during the period was 66.2, that is 2.72% lower than the 68 points of May 2006 (-1.8 pts).
In relation to the values of the previous year, in May 2006 there was a year-on-year decline of -5.29%, 3.8 points under the 71.8 pts reached in the same month of 2005.
70.52 pts
-2.52 pts (-3.7%)66.2 pts
1.8 pts (+2.65%)70.4 pts
-2.4 pts (-3.53%)71.8 pts
-3.8 pts (-5.59%)76.6 pts
-8.6 pts (-12.65%)- Monthly and year-on-year values of recorded prices in May 2006
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Global Food Price Indexes ➡️ Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
Prices of the Agri-food chain in Spain ➡️ Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food of the Government of Spain
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