Agricultural Commodities Market, 13/11: Rubber Rebounds, Coffee Continues to Decline

World rubber prices broadly recovered, with many contracts rising by more than 3%; domestic coffee extended its losing streak for a third consecutive session, while pepper prices were flat and some types of raw rice for export rose in price.

Rice: Some raw rice varieties rise in price The Mekong Delta rice market on November 13 saw prices for some export-grade raw rice products rise by 100 dong/kg. Specifically, IR 504 rice traded at 9,500–9,600 dong/kg, while OM 5451 reached 11,300–11,400 dong/kg. CL, OM 18 and Dai Thom 8 rice varieties ranged from 9,400–9,450 dong/kg, 8,700–8,850 dong/kg and 9,200–9,400 dong/kg, respectively. In the retail market, prices for staple rice remained largely stable, with Nang Nhen continuing to lead at 28,000 dong/kg. Fresh paddy trading remained slow in many localities, with prices changing little. Illustrative photo: G.H In the export market, Vietnamese rice prices held steady, with fragrant rice at 5% broken priced at 515–520 USD/ton. In Thailand, 5% broken rice ranged from 488–492 USD/ton, while 100% broken rice ranged from 423–427 USD/ton. In India, 5% broken rice ranged from 388–392 USD/ton, while 100% broken rice ranged from 330–334 USD/ton. Coffee: Third consecutive session of ...