Indian rice export prices hit 17-month low

Published 2024년 12월 29일

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Indian rice export prices have reached a 17-month low due to a weakening rupee and subdued demand in key markets during the holiday season. Prices for India's 5% broken parboiled and white rice varieties have both seen a decrease. Similarly, rice prices in Thailand and Vietnam have also fallen due to slower trading. In contrast, soybean, wheat, and corn futures have all seen an increase on the Chicago Board of Trade due to concerns about dry weather in Argentina and a fire at a Bunge Global soybean processing plant in Illinois. Finally, global coffee prices have sharply decreased due to many countries being on holiday during the peak harvest period.
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Indian rice export prices fell further to a 17-month low this week as the rupee weakened to a record low and demand in key markets remained subdued during the holiday season. Asian Rice Market India’s 5% broken parboiled variety was quoted at $439-$445 a tonne this week, down from $440-$446 a tonne last week. Meanwhile, India’s 5% broken white rice was quoted at $446-$453 a tonne. A New Delhi-based dealer with a global trading house said exporters adjusted prices this week, taking into account the weakening rupee. Demand was also weak due to the impact of the Christmas holiday. Rice prices in Thailand and Vietnam also fell due to slower trading during the holiday season. Specifically, Thailand's 5% broken rice was quoted at $502 per tonne, down from $512 last week. A Bangkok-based trader said the current supply situation remains unchanged. However, Thai traders expect prices to fall further after the New Year holiday due to increased global rice supply from India. Similarly, ...
Source: Vietstock

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