Archive · 22 Aug 2025
Asian Rice Prices Rise Amid Supply and Demand Shifts
Rice prices are changing in different countries.
In Vietnam, rice got more expensive because they don't have much rice right now.
In India, rice prices went up because the local money got stronger, and people wanted to buy more rice.
Thailand's rice prices also rose a little.
Overall, there's plenty of rice in the world, which is making it hard for rice sellers.
Thailand is helping its rice farmers by giving them money and loans to keep prices steady.
Vietnamese rice prices increased due to low domestic supplies.
Indian rice prices rose due to rupee appreciation and increased demand.
Thai rice prices saw a slight increase.
Global rice supply is abundant, impacting exporters.
Thailand's cabinet approved measures to support rice farmers.
- Who
- Traders and farmers in the mentioned countries.
- What
- Changes in rice prices in Vietnam, India, and Thailand.
- When
- This week.
- Where
- Vietnam, India, and Thailand.
- Why
- Due to low domestic supplies in Vietnam, rupee appreciation and improved demand in India, and global supply pressures.
Exporters
N/A
Global Supply
Exporters
Facing struggles due to oversupply.
N/A
N/A
- Vietnam Rice Price
- $399 per metric ton (5% broken)
- India Rice Price
- $371-$376 per ton (5% broken parboiled), $363 to $369 (5% broken white)
- Thailand Rice Price
- $365 to $370 per tonne (5% broken)
- Vietnam Rice Exports (H1)
- 364,624 tons
- Thailand Farmer Support
- 106 billion baht ($3.26 billion)