Market Monitoring - Haiti - November 2025 (EN)
- National stability in food basket costs with a slight decrease.
- Metropolitan area food basket cost remains above the national average.
- Departmental variations show price increases in the Nord department.
- Food prices generally decreased, but red beans remain scarce.
- Annual inflation remains high at 32.2%.
The Market Monitoring report for Haiti in November 2025 indicates a national stability in food basket costs, with a slight decrease of 3% to 23,543 gourdes. However, the metropolitan area's food basket cost remains 6% above the national average. Departmental variations show stability or decline in most areas, except for the Nord department, which experienced a 19% increase. Food prices generally decreased, notably for black beans (-33%), but red beans remain scarce, especially in Nippes, Nord, and Nord-Est. Monthly inflation slowed, but annual inflation remains high at 32.2%. Food availability is generally good, but bean availability is a concern, particularly red beans in Artibonite, Centre, Sud, Ouest, Grand'Anse, and Sud-Est.
How to cite
World Food Programme (WFP), Market Monitoring - Haiti - November 2025 (EN), accessed via HaitiDocs, https://www.haitidocs.org/doc/wfp-2025-market-monitoring-haiti-november