Thai rice prices hit two-month peak, Bangladesh hit by floods
(Reuters) -- Rice export prices in Thailand rose to their highest level in two months this week on the back of a stronger baht, while floods in Bangladesh raised supply concerns.
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(Reuters) -- Rice export prices in Thailand rose to their highest level in two months this week on the back of a stronger baht, while floods in Bangladesh raised supply concerns.
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