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Market Watch 34
Most monitored food prices are on a downward trend in the month of October compared to September 2011 due to an improvement in supply, completion of maize harvest and beginning of paddy harvest.
Continuous rise of fuel prices is a major concern because of the likely contribution of transport costs to food price increase.
Supply situation across the country has improved compared to past few months due to resumption of transportation services both in the mountain and hill highways and fair-weather roads linked to major highways.
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