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Market Watch 11
Recent cases of bird flu in the Eastern Terai continue to result in falling chicken prices across the country as consumers remain concerned about purchasing the product. In Kathmandu the price of chicken fell by almost 25 percent this month.
The price of musuro (broken lentil) increased by three percent this month. Price increases were most noticeable in Terai markets where prices increased on average by more than 10 percent.
Rice prices marginally increased this month and are expected to gradually continue increasing until the paddy harvest in November.
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