G20's Meeting is being held in France focusing on higher prices of food items

The G20’s two day meeting will be started on Friday focusing on increasing price of food commodities.

Finance ministers and prominent bankers from 20 of the world’s greatest developing nation will participate in Paris. They are making plans to tackle the price rising issue which is directly affected to the food and fuel. The IMF has already warned that this trend could create economic imbalances. The World Bank has said since the last June the prices of food commodities have touched to the dangerous level consequently more 44 million people have been added into poverty.

John Lipsky, first deputy managing director of the IMF, told that the G20 emphasized to work to cure the insecurity. There is biggest fear over the understandable high unsteadiness of basic commodity prices particularly food items."

French President Nicolas Sarkozy, who is presently chaired the G20, has fallen out that commodity entrepreneurs should be reined in order to decrease food price spears and instability.

In the mean time at least 100 European and international organizations represented by the World Development Movement (WDM)

Meanwhile, more than 100 European and international organisations led by the World Development Movement (WDM) have signed a testimonial advising the G20 of what they think as the risks of abandoned theory. Julian Oram of the WDM said that G20 leaders could secure lives, decrease severe hunger and put off civil and political strife if they take action to restrain extreme speculation on food commodities.

The speedy food price inflation in 2008 broken out revolt in many countries, at that time the World Bank counted 125 million people was in tremendous poverty. The World Bank has advised to the G20 leader that they should address the issue seriously saying it the recent in a report that increasing food prices were the main factor of the unrest in the Middle East, while not its primary cause.

Some experts have risen to the gap between assumption, which can give open money to a farmer to set new crops, for example, and market exploitation, which is planned obviously as have a fun on prices.

Mr Lipsky said the market for food and other essential commodities were hugely loaded by planes and financial support, it would be very beneficial for the G20 to observe at these market places in much beneficial factors and look if they can be enhanced to better give out the international community and not be a basis of volatility and anxiety. Other main imbalances on the agenda will contain currency and trade.

Mr Lipsky said that the idea was that some of the rapid growing "extra" countries, like China, whose exports far compensate its imports, have been relying too much on exports to fuel development, while shortfall countries, like the UK and the US, who purchase in too much they export, rely more than on home demand to fuel their growth.

Currency values are at the focal point of this, with critics arguing the Chinese maintain their currency unnaturally low to formulate its exports more gorgeous.

China denies this.