FAO/GIEWS - Food Outlook No.2 - May 2002 p.27

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Table A.7 - WORLD PRICES AND PRICE INDICES FOR RICE AND OILCROP PRODUCTS

RICE OILCROP PRODUCTS
Export prices FAO Indices FAO Indices
Thai
100%B
1/
Thai
broken
2/
U.S.
Long
grain
3/
Total Quality Marketing
years
Edible/
soap fats
and oils
Oilcakes
and
Meals
High Low
January/December ( . . . . US$/tonne . . . ) ( . . . 1982-84=100 . . . ) Oct./Sept. ( . . . 1990-92=100 . . . )
   1997 316 214 439 127 129 120 1992/93 103 97
   1998 315 215 413 127 128 126 1993/94 127 93
   1999 253 192 333 114 115 110 1994/95 153 94
   2000 207 143 271 98 101 89 1995/96 140 128
   2001 178 136 264 90 91 84 1996/97 135 133
   2001 –  April 170 122 271 87 90 77 1997/98 155 116
   2002 –  January       197 145 208 91 90 92 1998/99 127 82
                February 200 147 203 91 91 91 1999/00 - Oct.-Mar. 100 87
                March 195 149 202 90 90 89                - Apr.-Sep. 86 90
   2002 –  April            I 195 148 203 )       2000/01 - Oct.-Mar. 77 98
                                   II 194 149 198 )                        - Apr.-Sep. 87 94
                                   III 197 151 198 )      90 90 91 2001/02 - Oct.-Mar. 96 100
                                   IV 201 149 198 )                    - Apr. 96 101
Sources: Rice Indices: FAO ; Rice prices: International rice brokers and trading companies.
Note:  The FAO Indices are calculated using the Laspeyres formula. The rice export price indices are calculated for 15 export prices. In this table two groups representing "High" and "Low" quality rice are shown. The price indices for oilcrop products are calculated for international prices of ten selected oils and fats and seven selected cakes and meals. The  weights used are the average export values of each commodity for the 1990-92 period.
1/ White rice, 100% second grade, f.o.b. Bangkok, indicative traded prices.   2/ A1 super, f.o.b. Bangkok, indicative traded prices  3/ U.S.No.2, 4% brokens f.a.s.

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