Worried about inflation, India considers banning rice exports

Published 2023년 7월 14일

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India, the world's largest rice exporter, is considering a ban on the export of most rice varieties to avoid further inflation and increased food prices. If implemented, this ban could affect around 80% of India's rice exports and potentially drive up rice prices globally, which are already at an 11-year high due to the El Nino weather phenomenon causing drought. Rice prices in Asia are also at their highest level in over two years as importers hoard due to concerns about the impact of El Nino on crop output.
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Source: Vneconomy.vn India, the world's largest rice exporter, is considering an export ban for most rice varieties. This move may push the world rice price - which is already at a high level due to the El Nino weather phenomenon causing drought and the heat has returned - further. According to Bloomberg's source, the Government of India is discussing a plan to ban the export of all non-basmati rice. The reason is that the price of rice in this country has increased and the authorities want to avoid the risk of inflation increasing further. If implemented, such an export ban could affect about 80% of India's rice exports, which in turn could help cool down rice prices in the country but drive up world prices even further. Rice is a staple food for about half of the world's population, with Asia consuming about 90% of the global rice supply. Rice prices in Asia are currently at the highest level in more than two years as importers step up buying and hoarding due to concerns that El ...
Source: AgroInfo.vn

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