Asia Rice - Sluggish demand, high supplies pin Vietnam rates to over 3-year low


HANOI (Reuters): Vietnam's rice export prices retreated to their lowest in more than three years amid sluggish demand and abundant supply, while Indian rates held steady near a 19-month trough.

"Prices fell on strong supplies while demand remains weak. The winter-spring harvest has started and is expected to peak next month," a trader based in the Mekong Delta province of An Giang said.

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