Reuters MUMBAI/HANOI/BANGKOK/DHAKA: India’s rice export prices edged higher this week, supported by improved demand and a firmer rupee, while rising costs linked to the war in
India’s rice export activity remains heavily concentrated at Kakinada, with the port continuing to anchor shipment flows amid a strong pipeline and sustained demand from
Reuters BENGALURU, MUMBAI, HANOI BANGKOK, AND DHAKA: Indian rice export prices fell this week as the rupee depreciated, while export activity in major Asian hubs including Vietnam
Export FOB prices for IR64 5% parboiled rice declined across most loading ports week-on-week, extending the downtrend in Indias export market. Kakinada prices fell to $346/t from
Benin: Rice prices in Benin displayed mixed trends, with parboiled (PB) grades facing pressure while white rice (WR) and select premium segments finding support. Parboiled prices
By Anjana Anil, Reuters Synopsis Rising shipping costs due to Middle East conflict are impacting trade. Buyers are waiting for freight rates to ease. Domestic prices in Bangladesh
Domestic rice prices in key West African markets showed modest declines from 11 to 12 March 2026, reflecting ample Indian parboiled imports and stable local supplies. At 1 USD =
West African rice prices (50-kg bags) remained largely steady d-o-d on 10 Mar’26. In Benin, Indian parboiled held at XOF 16,700, while the price range for double polish
India’s 5% broken parboiled variety was quoted at $348-$353 per metric ton. Reuters Indian rice export prices edged lower this week on surplus supplies and rupee depreciation,
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