Christian Dahl

Annual inflation in Russia accelerated to 6.69% in October 2023 against 6% in September. On a monthly basis, consumer prices increased by 0.83%, according to Rosstat data.

In 2018-2022, the production of chocolate confectionery in Serbia gradually decreased: in 2022, 20.5 thousand tons of chocolate were produced in the country, which is 7.2% less than in 2021.

Serbia has been developing dynamically since the beginning of the XXI century. Despite the disruption of logistics chains, as well as the consequences of international economic sanctions, trade liberalization, restructuring and privatization of some enterprises

The World Bank (WB) believes that further escalation of the conflict in the Middle East could threaten to increase oil prices by 75% — up to $ 157 dollars per barrel. Such an assessment is given in the October report of the World Bank "Prospects for commodity markets".

The basis of the DR Congo's economy is the industrial sector, in particular mining. However, the low level of economic diversification makes the country extremely dependent on external factors.

The Indonesian government pursued a fairly flexible macroeconomic policy in 2021-2022. Therefore, despite the challenging global economic environment, Indonesia experienced accelerated real GDP growth in 2022, which was 5.3% at the end of the year

In 2022, imports of agricultural products to Hong Kong amounted to 23.4 billion US dollars, a decrease of 13.6% (-3.7 billion US dollars) compared to 2021. The volume of imports for 2018-2022 decreased annually by an average of 5.5%.

Soybean meal is the most important ingredient that is used in the feed industry, mainly as a protein supplement. The development of animal husbandry along with the increase in feed production capacity are the main factors supporting the demand for soybean meal.

The Treaty on Good Neighborliness, Friendship, and Cooperation between the two countries signed on July 16, 2001, serves as the foundation for Russian-Chinese trade and economic cooperation

According to the quarterly update of the cost study established by the Farm Economics and Rural Studies Office (BAL), milk production costs in Germany amount to 49.73 cents per kg (as of July 2023). With 46.87 cents per kg, costs were at a lower level in April 2023.