Roast chicken rose 6.78% in a year to $43,703

FinanceColombiaEl ColombianoNov 9, 2026, 8:19 AMAI summary

The Roast Chicken Index showed the dish's price went from $40,928 to $43,703 over the past year, a 6.78% increase, and 0.34% between September and October. Medellín recorded the highest price at $52,670 with an 18.42% rise. Analysts from Corficolombiana and Anif attribute the increase to production costs, labor, utilities and rent. Dane releases October inflation data on Monday, which the market expects at 6.38% annually.

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Roast chicken went from $40,928 to $43,703 in a year, a 6.78% increase.
Medellín had the highest price at $52,670, up 18.42% year-on-year.
Corficolombiana and Anif attribute the rise to labor costs, utilities and rent.

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