Drought and conflicts lift global food prices as sugar jumps 11.9% in August
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FAO data show global food price inflation accelerating in August as drought and conflicts tighten agricultural supply chains. Sugar led gains, surging 11.9% to a more-than-one-year high, while wheat rose 15% y/y on Black Sea export disruptions and maize firmed on Hormuz-related input and fertiliser supply concerns. The backdrop supports near-term ags risk premia and raises inflation sensitivity across broader markets.
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Global food prices rose in August, with the UN food price index up 1.9% from July and 2.5% from August 2025, accelerating from July’s pace, UN Food and Agriculture Organization data showed. Drought and conflicts continued to disrupt commodity markets, pushing sugar prices up 11.9% to their highest level since June 2025. Wheat prices were up 15% from a year earlier due in part to disruptions to Black Sea export logistics, while concerns linked to the closure of the Strait of Hormuz also supported maize prices, which rose 2.5%.