The world market price index for rice jumped to an almost 12-year high in July

Published 2023년 8월 10일

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The UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) reported that the rice price index reached its highest level since September 2011 in July, with an average of 129.7 points. This was almost 20% higher than the previous year. India, the largest rice exporter, halted its biggest category of rice exports in an effort to control domestic prices, which have been increasing due to volatile weather conditions.
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The total rice price index of the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), which tracks the prices of the most important exporting countries, reached an average of 129.7 points in July, compared to 126.2 points in the previous month. July's score was almost 20% higher than last year's 108.4 and the highest since September 2011. The agency's general world food price index also rose in July, recovering from a two-year low. India, which accounts for 40% of the world's rice exports, ordered the shutdown of its biggest category of rice exports last month to curb rising domestic prices that have climbed to multiyear highs in recent weeks ...

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