<div id="readability-page-1"><div>Rice futures traded above $10.7 per hundredweight, reaching three-month highs as supplies tightened despite a broadly ample global supply outlook.In India, export prices firmed after higher paddy costs and ongoing government procurement reduced marketable supplies, lifting FOB offers to their highest levels in months.In Brazil, Cepea reports that spot liquidity in Rio Grande do Sul remains constrained as producers prioritize export commitments, limiting immediate availability even as opening stocks increase.These origin-specific constraints matter because global buyers rely on a narrow set of suppliers, meaning small disruptions at the farmgate or port level can quickly lift nearby prices.By contrast, the broader balance remains comfortable, with the USDA projecting global milled rice trade at around 62.8 Mt in 2025/26 and world production near 541 Mt.</div></div>

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Rice futures have surged to three-month highs, trading above $10.7 per hundredweight due to tightening supplies. In India, rising paddy costs and government procurement have increased export prices, while Brazil faces limited spot liquidity as producers focus on exports. Despite these localized supply constraints, the global rice outlook remains stable, with the USDA forecasting a milled rice trade of 62.8 million tons and production of 541 million tons for 2025/26.

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