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The end of harvest season across most of major rice-producing regions led the price of dry unhusked rice at farmer’s level to gradually increase between May and June. The price had experienced a sudden drop in the second week of June due to harvest season in several regencies, such as: Lebak, Karawang, Southwest Aceh, and Toba, before it started to rise again until the end of June. Monthly price level of dry unhusked rice in May was identified to be 5.6 percent lower from the previous month and then rose by 2.4 percent in June.
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