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India Basmati Paddy Rice Prices Surge to $490 Per Ton, Up 60% from Last Year Average basmati paddy rice prices in India continue to soar, reaching around Rs. 2,700 per quintal (around $490 per ton) in November, up around 60% from average prices of around Rs. 1,700 per quintal (about $308 per ton) last year, and up about 23% from around Rs. 2,200 per quintal (about $400 per ton) last month. Poor rainfall in the beginning of this year’s planting season has fueled speculations that basmati rice production may decline this year. Another reason for the surge in prices is the strong demand in the international market this year. According to Indian basmati rice exporters, basmati rice exports in 2012-13 are expected to increase about 25% from last year’s 3.2 million tons to around 4 million tons in 2012-13, helped by a weak rupee against the dollar. While some traders say that prices will increase by another Rs.100 per quintal (about $20 per ton) in the coming weeks, other say that the perception that production of basmati rice will decline this year is wrong. They say that while the production of traditional basmati varieties may decline about 30% this year, the PUSA variety, which accounts for the bulk of India’s basmati rice production, is likely to remain at last year levels. 2 Rice Plus Magazine www.ricepluss.com News and R&D Section mujajhid.riceplus@gmail.com Cell # 92 321 369 2874
India produced about 8.5 million tons of basmati rice in 2011-12, with around 3.2 million tons of basmati exported to other countries, according to local sources.
India, Pakistan Rice Sellers Lower Some of Their Quotes; Thailand, Vietnam Rice Sellers Keep Indications on Hold By news desk on November 20,2012
Indian rice sellers lowered their quotes for parboiled rice by about $5 per ton
to about $415 – $425 per ton today. Pak rice lowered their quotes for 25% broken rice by about $5 per ton to about $370 – $380 per ton. Thai and Viet rice sellers kept their quotes unchanged. Thai 5% rice is quoted around $545 - $555 per ton, about a $95 per ton premium over Viet 5% rice shown around $450 - $460 per ton. Indian 5% rice is quoted around $425 - $435 per ton, about a $10 per ton discount over Pak 5% rice shown around $435 - $445 per ton. Thai 25% rice is quoted about $530 - $540 per ton, about a $110 per ton premium over Viet 25% rice indicated around $420 - $430 per ton. Indian 25% rice is quoted about $380 - $390 per ton, about a $10 per ton premium over Pak 25% rice shown around $370 - $380 per ton, down about $5 per ton from yesterday. Thai parboiled rice is quoted about $575 - $585 per ton. Indian parboiled rice is quoted around $415 - $425 per ton, down about $5 per ton from yesterday and about a $35 per ton discount to Pak parboiled rice shown around $450 - $460 per ton. Thai broken rice, A1 Super, is quoted about $495 - $505 per ton, about a $115 per ton premium over Viet broken rice shown around $380 - $390 per ton. Indian broken sortexed rice is quoted about $335 - $345 per ton, on par with Pak broken sortexed rice indicated around $335- $345 per ton.
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Oryza Takes a Look at FAO Forecast of 2013 Top Rice Exporters, Importers By news desk on November 20,2012
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Global rice trade is forecast to reach around 37.5 million tons in 2013, up slightly from the current 2012 estimate
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of around 37.3 million tons, according to the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). The small increase in rice exports next year will be driven mainly by accumulated stocks in Thailand and a good harvest in India. However, the demand in China and the resumption of rice exports by Egypt are likely to change the equations of rice trade in 2013, says the FAO. Oryza takes a look at the countries that are expected to be top rice exporters and importers in 2013 as per FAO data. Top exporters: Thailand – 8 million tons, up around 23% from an estimated 6.5 million tons in 2012. India – 7.7 million tons, down around 14% from an estimated 9 million tons in 2012. Vietnam – 7.6 million tons, up around 1% from an estimated 7.5 million tons in 2012. U.S. – 3.4 million tons, down around 4% from an estimated 3.5 million tons in 2012. Pakistan – 3.3 million tons, up around 10% from an estimated 3 million tons in 2012. Cambodia – 1.3 million tons, up around 8% from an estimated 1.2 million tons in 2012. Brazil – 900,000 tons, down about 25% form an estimated 1.2 million tons in 2012. Uruguay – 800,000 tons, down around 11% from an estimated 900,000 tons in 2012. Egypt - 700,000 tons, up almost 90% from an estimated 400,000 tons in 2012. Burma – 700,000 tons, almost unchanged from an estimated 700,000 tons in 2012. Argentina – 600,000 tons, down around 21% from an estimated 700,000 tons in 2012. Australia – 500,000 tons, up around 25% form an estimated 400,000 tons in 2012. Top importers: Nigeria – 2.6 million tons, down around 7% from an estimated 2.8 million tons in 2012. China – 2.3 million tons, down around 11% from an estimated 2.6 million tons in 2012. Indonesia – 1.5 million tons, up around 15% from an estimated 1.3 million tons in 2012. 6 Rice Plus Magazine www.ricepluss.com News and R&D Section mujajhid.riceplus@gmail.com Cell # 92 321 369 2874
Iran – 1.5 million tons, down around 6% from an estimated 1.6 million tons in 2012. Saudi Arabia – 1.4 million tons, up around 4% from an estimated 1.3 million tons in 2012. Iraq – 1.4 million tons, almost unchanged from an estimated 1.4 million tons in 2012. Côte d'Ivoir – 1.3 million tons, up around 4% from an estimated 1.2 million tons in 2012. Malaysia – 1.2 million tons, up around 4.5% from an estimated 1.1 million tons in 2012. Senegal – 1 million tons, almost unchanged from an estimated 1 million tons in 2012. South Africa – 1 million tons, almost unchanged from an estimated 1 million tons in 2012. Brazil – 900,000 tons, almost unchanged from an estimated 900,000 tons in 2012. Philippines – 800,000 tons, down around 11% from an estimated 900,000 tons in 2012. Japan - 700,000 tons, almost unchanged from an estimated 700,000 tons in 2012.
Nigeria Rice Millers Against Rice Imports Despite 40% Crop Loss Due to Floods By news desk on November 20,2012
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Rice millers in Nigeria say that the loss in rice
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floods last month should not lead to panic importation of rice which is against the government’s goal of achieving rice-sufficiency by 2017. The flooding of the Niger River in October has affected around one million hectares of rice fields in Nigeria, which is nearly 48% of the total 2.1 million hectares under rice cultivation. Preliminary estimates show that over 1.5 million tons of paddy (about 1 million tons, basis milled) could be lost due to the floods. The country produces around 2.7 million tons of rice and imports around 2.5 million tons to meet its domestic demand of over 5 million tons of rice per year. However, rice millers say that the government should not panic and encourage rice imports again. They say that there are sufficient stocks of rice in the country to meet the domestic demand ahead of the festive season. The Chairman of the Rice Millers Association said that there is around 600,000 tons of rice in the country, while another 500,000 tons of rice is expected from the new harvest beginning this month, which would offset the loss due to floods. Rice millers have urged the government to continue with its plan to impose high tariffs on rice imports starting January 2013, a move that aims to boost local rice production and make the country self-sufficient in rice by 2017.
Brazil, Peru Displace Iraq as Major Importers of Uruguay Rice By news desk on November 20,2012
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Brazil and Peru are expected to become the
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from Uruguay in the coming months. Iraq is usually the largest buyer of Uruguay rice, with purchases of at least 120,000 tons of Uruguay’s rice since May this year. However, high domestic prices and estimates of lower production in Brazil have boosted Uruguay’s rice exports to its neighbors. Local sources say that Brazil and Peru not only pay higher prices than Iraq, but transport costs are also much lower. Paddy rice prices in Brazil are about 25%-30% higher than last year. Another reason that has spurred Uruguay’s rice exports this year is because the government did not impose the proposed 9.5% tax on rice exports so far. Uruguay is expected to produce about 930,000 ton of rice this year, with over 95% or about 900,000 tons meant for exports. Rice yield in Uruguay at around 8 tons per hectare is one of the highest in the world.
Brazilian average paddy rice prices continued to decline last week, reaching around 38.49 real per 50 kilograms (about $370 per ton) on November 19, 2012, down slightly from around 38.63 real per 50 kilograms (about $377 per ton) recorded on November 12, 2012. Strong exports and estimates of lower production this year led to a surge in Brazilian paddy rice prices this year. Paddy rice prices in the country are now about 5% less than this year’s peak of around $390 per ton prices in the first week of October, but still about 7% higher than around $345 per ton recorded in the last week of August this year, and about 27% higher than around $290 per ton paddy prices on November 18, 2011, according to Brazil's paddy rice index maintained by CEPEA. However, fresh estimates by the National Supply Company (Conab) say that paddy rice production is likely to remain at last year levels of around 13.6 million tons. Moreover, paddy rice production in nearby Peru is estimated to increase this year. These developments are likely to moderate Brazilian rice prices in the coming weeks, say local sources.
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U.S. Rice Market Muted Before Thanksgiving Day By Oryza News on November 20,2012
The U.S. cash rice market was very quiet today as many farmers and brokers took time off this week to celebrate Thanksgiving. Analyst contend that it is normal for cash activity to slow considerably this time of year as farmers take advantage of the holiday to go hunting and to spend time with family. As of today, offers from farmers were steady around $14.85 per cwt (about $327 per ton) for minimum 50 lbs of head rice for November-December delivery although there continues to be little to no interest at these prices while offers from resellers remain competitive despite increasing with the futures market. Bids from most mills and exporters were unchanged around $14.15 per cwt (about $312 per ton) and $14.30 per cwt (about $315 per ton), respectively, for November-December delivery which did not generate any significant selling interest although it was reported that a few small lots traded around $14.35 per cwt fob farm (about $316 per ton). Going forward, analysts expect the market to remain muted until after the thanksgiving holiday weekend.
India to Develop Rice Research Facilities in Burma By news desk on November 20,2012
India will help develop an advanced center for rice research and a rice biopark in Burma to mark the beginning of a new phase in Indo-Burmese ties, says Indian agro-scientist and Member of Parliament Prof M.S. Swaminathan. Officials from India and Burma have been in talks from 2011 over rice research in Burma. Prof. Swaminathan says that it has been decided that an Advanced Centre for Agricultural Research and Education will be established at Yezin, where a Rice Research Institute already exists. The new research facility will work towards capacity-building and will also conduct multidisciplinary research. The Rice BioPark will attempt to improve sustainability of rice farming by introducing how very part of the rice plant can be used to create valueadded products. “The normal saying in Asia is ‘Paddy and poverty go 15 Rice Plus Magazine www.ricepluss.com News and R&D Section mujajhid.riceplus@gmail.com Cell # 92 321 369 2874
together.’ The aim of the BioPark is to reverse this perception and make paddy an instrument of multiple sources of income,” says Prof. Swaminathan. He adds that rice straw, which is usually burnt by farmers after harvest or used as fodder, can be used in mushroom production, paper manufacture, and ethanol extraction. Similarly there is a potential to use each part of the rice plant – bran, husk, roots and grain – to create value-added products. Post harvest and milling technologies are outdated in Burma and causing huge losses in conversion of rice form paddy. The Rice BioPark will demonstrate new milling techniques that reduce loss and improve quality of rice, says Prof. Swaminathan.
Nepal 2012-13 Rice Production Estimated to Drop 15%; Government Fixes Minimum Prices
By news desk on November 20,2012 Paddy rice production in Nepal is estimated to drop around 15% in the fiscal year 2012-13 (July 16, 2012 to July 15, 2013) due to poor rainfall and shortage of fertilizers during the planting season this year, according to rice experts in the country. After a bumper crop last year which allowed the country to resume rice exports in July this year, it is estimated that paddy rice production will fall to around 4.2 million tons (about 2.7 million tons, basis milled), down about 15% from around 5.1 million tons of paddy (about 3.3 million tons, basis milled) produced in 2011-12. Last year, Nepal had a surplus of around 530,000 tons of rice, but this year, Nepal may have to import around 500,000 tons of rice to meet domestic demand of around 3.1 million tons of rice. Local sources said poor monsoon, and the unavailability of good quality seeds and fertilizers caused the decline in rice production. Meanwhile, the government has fixed a minimum purchase price for paddy rice at around Rs 1,725 per a quintal (about $190 per ton) to help improve the income of farmers who are currently selling their paddy for around Rs 1,500 per quintal (around $167 per ton).
Oryza Afternoon Recap – Chicago Rough Rice Futures Settle Higher; Grains Turn Positive but Fears Mount Over “Fiscal Cliff” By Oryza News on November 20,2012
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Chicago rough rice futures for January delivery settled 8 cents per cwt (about $2 per ton) higher at $14.925 per cwt (about $329 per ton). Rough rice futures suffered another session of extremely light volume ahead of a midweek holiday break on Thursday. Prices managed to finish the day higher along with the other grains which turned positive around mid-day. Outside markets kept a lid on U.S. grain prices as continued negativity concerning the looming “fiscal cliff” weighs on markets. U.S. grains finished the day higher; soybeans traded up about 1.3% at $14.1275 per bushel; wheat traded up about 0.4% at $8.4500 per bushel; and corn finished the day about 0.6% higher at $7.4325 per bushel. U.S. stocks declined in choppy trading Tuesday after Fed Chairman Bernanke said the central bank does not have the tools to offset the full harm of going off the "fiscal cliff.” The Dow Jones Industrial Average was lower, after soaring more than 200 points in the previous session. The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq also declined. U.S. stock markets are trading down about 0.3%, gold is trading down about 0.7%, crude oil is currently trading down about 2.8%, and the U.S. dollar is trading about 0.1% higher at about 2:00pm Chicago time. Looking to the daily continuation chart of Chicago rough rice futures for January delivery, after another day of reduced trade volume the market has settled slightly higher at a level equal to yesterday’s session high of $14.925 per cwt (about $329 per ton). Technically the market remains in bearish territory, stuck between support provided by the lower Bollinger band at $14.674 per cwt (about $324 per ton) and the 20-day moving average at $15.044 per cwt (about $332 per ton). It is believed by one trader that the market will remain muted for the remainder of the week and does not expect to see an uptick in market action until next week. Today’s trading range is noted as $14.800-$14.940 per cwt (about $326-$329 per ton). Monday, there were 197 contracts traded, up from 182 contracts traded on Friday. Open interest – the number of contracts outstanding – on Monday rose by 44 contracts to 14,339.
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U.S. dollar index was +0.04% stronger from the open today, when it traded at 80.908 at the close. Euro ticked higher +0.04% to 1.2817 as the Euro region’s finance ministers met in Brussels to discuss ways to plug a 15-billion euro hole in Greece’s finances. The market remains expectant as Euro-zone leaders have been successful in coming up with month-to-month programs that address liquidity issues, but don’t yet address long-term sovereignty issues. Thai baht closed the day +0.03% stronger, trading at 30.67 at the close of business today. Indian rupee was -0.05% weaker, when it traded at 55.0950 at the close of business today. Brazilian real was +0.08% stronger at today’s close, when it ended at 2.0806 reais per dollar. Pakistan rupee was -0.26% weaker at the close today, when it traded at 96.2900. Vietnamese dong was +0.05% stronger from the 20,860 dong per dollar open, at the close of business today, when it traded at 20,850. Mexican peso continued to recover today, this time in the order of +0.32% by the close, although still trading above the 13 pivot, if only just barely, at 13.0179 pesos per dollar. Chinese yuan was +0.03% stronger today at the close, when it traded at 6.2329. Argentine peso was -0.02% weaker from the open, when it closed at 4.8070 pesos per dollar today.
Oryza Overnight Recap – Chicago Rough Rice Futures Silent as Many Market Participants Enjoy Extended Holiday By Oryza News on November 20,2012
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Chicago rough rice futures for January delivery were trading unchanged at $14.845 per cwt (about $327 per ton) as of 8:30am Chicago time. Rough rice futures remain silent on the shortened week as the markets have fallen into holiday mode with many traders taking advantage of the mid-week holiday to enjoy an extended break from work. The other grains are also quiet but are seen lower this morning. As of this writing the grain complex is trading lower: soybeans are trading down about 0.9%, wheat is trading down about 0.1%, and corn is trading down about 0.4%. Turning to the intraday 15-minute chart for rough rice futures for January delivery, we see that the market remained silent overnight and spent the overnight hours drifting mostly sideways with sporadic action being noted between $14.810-$14.845 per cwt (about $327 per ton). Looking to the daily chart it is clear that price action remains in bearish territory and faces a few obstacles which must be overcome before returning to positive territory. As of this writing the current session trading range is noted as $14.800-$14.845 (about $326-$327 per ton). U.S. stock index futures were narrowly mixed Tuesday, after rallying nearly 2 percent in the previous session, following a credit downgrade of France by ratings agency Moody's, a betterthan-expected housing starts report. Stocks logged their biggest rally in two months in the previous session, boosted by optimism for a "fiscal cliff" deal, a series of tax and spending changes next year that could push the economy into recession. On the economic front, housing starts gained 3.6 percent to a seasonally-adjusted 894,000, hitting its highest rate in more than four years, according to the Commerce Department. Meanwhile, permits slipped 2.7 percent. U.S. stock index futures are currently trading about 0.2% higher, gold is currently trading down about 0.2%, crude oil is trading down about 0.9%, and the U.S. dollar is currently trading about 0.1% higher at about 8:30am Chicago time.
A Quick Glance at World News - What the Financial Times, Wall Street Journal and New York Times Are Reporting Today By news desk on November 20,2012
Financial Times – *The New York attorney-general is preparing to file a lawsuit against Credit Suisse, alleging the Swiss bank misled investors who lost more than $11 billion on mortgage-backed securities. *Paul Otellini is stepping down from the top job at Intel, leaving no clear successor in place for the first time as the world’s biggest chipmaker struggles to find its way in the fast-growing smart phones and tablets markets. *JPMorgan Chase replaced chief financial officer Doug Braunstein on Monday with Marianne Lake, a 43-year-old internal recruit, now charged with managing the U.S.’s biggest bank by assets and dealing with the aftermath of the “London whale” trading scandal. 19 Rice Plus Magazine www.ricepluss.com News and R&D Section mujajhid.riceplus@gmail.com Cell # 92 321 369 2874
*France suffered the second downgrade of its sovereign debt rating this year when Moody’s, the U.S. rating agency, downgrading France rating by one notch, from triple A ranking to Aa1, because of its “multiple structural challenges, including its gradual, sustained loss of competitiveness and the longstanding rigidities of its labour, goods and service markets. *Afghan President Hamid Karzai has ordered his aides to institute the “full Afghanistan” of the U.S.-run prison at Bagram Air Base, charging that US forces are continuing to detain Afghans despite a bilateral agreement in March to transfer all detainees to Afghan authorities. *Cisco is paying $1.2 billion to boost its internet-cloud networking capabilities with the acquisition of Meraki, a six-year-old San Franciscobased company backed by Google. *Arch stone, the property company owned by Lehman Brothers Holdings, is seeking to raise $3.45 billion in what would be one of the biggest U.S. commercial real estate initial public offerings to date. *The Bank of Japan kept its monetary policy on hold on Tuesday, resisting calls from politicians across the spectrum to do more to overcome the country’s persistent state of deflation. Wall Street Journal*Turkey's Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan accused Israel of being a "terrorist state" on Monday and criticized world powers for supporting the weeklong bombardment of Gaza that has killed more some 115 people, signaling that the three-year-old rift between the countries is deepening. *Kenyan police fired bullets and tear gas in downtown Nairobi on Monday in an effort to stop rioters from fighting with ethnic Somalis a day after an improvised explosive device ripped through a bus and killed nine people. *The IMF is considering including Canadian and Australian dollars in its official currency reserves report, potentially boosting their appeal among international investors. *Kingfisher Airlines Ltd. owes more than 2 billion rupees ($36 million) in direct and indirect taxes to the Indian government and the tax department is working on a plan to recover the amount, a top official said Tuesday. *Fresh tensions have arisen among Southeast Asian leaders after the Philippines rejected assertions by China and Cambodia that the grouping had agreed not to internationalize the territorial dispute over the South China Sea. *The crisis in Gaza is a direct confrontation between Israel and Hamas’ Palestinian leadership, with a few other players—Egypt, Turkey and the U.S. —hovering around the edges, trying to arrange a cease-fire.
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*India's central bank will have to monitor the behavior of inflation for some more time before deciding on lowering interest rates, a top adviser to the prime minister said Monday. *U.S. President Barack Obama, using his Asia trip to make the first-ever presidential visit to Myanmar, called on the nation Monday to embrace American-style democracy, where the military takes orders from civilians and human rights are respected. New York Times*Colombia’s main rebel group announced a unilateral two-month cease-fire on Monday, as guerrilla representatives sat down with government negotiators in Havana for peace talks aimed at ending a nearly 50-year war. *The leader of Britain’s biggest business lobby, the Confederation of British Industry, on Monday issued a stark warning of the growing risk that the country would leave the E.U. and urged often-subdued British business executives who do favor staying in the bloc to speak out in a robust riposte to increasingly vocal Euro skeptics. *Russian investigators searched the home of the head of state-controlled telecoms firm Rostelecom and the residence of a shareholder on Tuesday after a complaint brought by bank VTB, Russian news agencies said. *Struggling Japanese TV maker Sharp Corp said on Tuesday about 3,000 of its workers volunteered for early redundancy, far more than the 2,000 it aims to lay off in a bid to trim costs amid mounting losses. *Belgium has reached a deal on its 2013 austerity budget, Prime Minister Elio Di Rupo said on his Twitter feed on Tuesday, after about a month of negotiations. Belgium needs to save 3.7 billion euros ($4.74 billion) in 2013 if it is to reach its goal of cutting its deficit to 2.15% of output during the year. *Scientists at Toshiba and Cambridge University have perfected a technique that offers a less expensive way to ensure the security of the high-speed fiber optic cables that are the backbone of the modern Internet.
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