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These commodities include cooking oils, eggs, fresh milk, rice, sugar, fresh chicken, legumes, bread, flour and cleaning materials.
As of 09:26 UAE time, the yellow metal declined by 0.5 per cent or $10.23 to reach $2,035.39 per ounce, after touching its lowest since 2nd December.
“The Ministry’s inspection teams and the local economic departments had conducted intensive campaigns to monitor the prices of egg and poultry products in all sales outlets in the country to detect any unjustified hike in their prices,” MoE said.
Arabica futures are seen finishing the year at $1.20 per pound, 0.9% higher than the settlement on Friday, while robusta futures are seen at $1,390 per tonne at end-December, 3.42% up from last week's settlement.
Britain’s inflation rate dropped in March when oil prices tumbled and the coronavirus crisis escalated, official data showed on Wednesday, with a fall in clothing and footwear prices signalling how cautious shoppers were turning.
Fuel prices recorded a seventh consecutive hike on Sunday, taking the total increase over the past week to more than Rs4 per litre. Petrol and diesel prices are continuously becoming expensive for the common man with oil marketing companies (OMCs) raising the fuel prices frequently.
The Pakistani rupee has fallen sharply against the dollar since an artificial cap on the local currency was removed last month to allow its value to be decided by a market-based exchange rate.
In light of the unprecedented challenges facing the current economic situation, and the need to keep decision-makers and consumers alike informed on goods prices in the emirate, the Statistics Centre – Abu Dhabi (SCAD) released the results of the ‘Weekly Goods Price Report’ for the first week of April 2020, where it oversaw and quantified changes in the economy by monitoring the prices of 332 consumer goods, categorised in ten spending groups.
Others said even places that sell tea for Dhs2 have raised it to Dhs2.50, knowing that a cup of Karak tea reaches Dhs5, Dhs10 and even Dhs20 in high-end places and some hotels.
More than 40 outlets and cooperative societies in all markets in the country are being regularly monitored to keep the prices of these goods in check.