The weekly prices of bananas in different countries reveal interesting fluctuations, with notable changes observed in Spain (ES), Ireland (IE), the Netherlands (NL), and Slovakia (SK). Comparing prices from the week ending January 12, 2025, to the week ending January 19, 2025, highlights varying trends across these nations.
In Spain (ES), the price per kilogram saw a decline, dropping from € 95 p/kg to € 93 p/kg. This decrease of 2 units indicates a slight downward adjustment, potentially reflecting seasonal supply changes or reduced demand in the market. Ireland (IE), on the other hand, declined from €109 p/kg to € 107 p/kg over the two weeks.
Meanwhile, the Netherlands (NL) experienced a modest rise in prices, increasing from €107 p/kg to €110 p/kg, a change of 3 units. This uptick could point to increased production costs or shifts in market demand. Slovakia (SK) displayed the most significant change, with its prices jumping from €122 p/kg to €129 p/kg, marking a notable € 7 p/kg increase.
These fluctuations reflect the dynamic nature of market conditions across regions and underscore the importance of monitoring price trends to understand economic behaviors and planning strategies effectively.
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