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On October 10, Jin10 reported that Shoki Omori, chief strategist at Mizuho Securities, stated that if high market early rice is not elected as Japan's prime minister, and candidates advocating for fiscal tightening and supporting Central Bank interest rate hikes emerge, a wave of "high market trading" closing positions may be triggered. Although the opposition parties have differing opinions, making this a non-mainstream scenario, the market may begin to price in the risk of a policy reversal, which would push down the USD/JPY exchange rate. However, the yen is likely to continue to maintain its funding/arbitrage currency attributes in the short term, and it is expected that this will not lead to the USD/JPY exchange rate falling below the 140 mark.

Jin10 data reported on September 15th that Thai Prime Minister Anutin stated on Monday that urgent measures need to be taken to address the strengthening of the Thai Baht and will discuss this later that evening. After talks with the Federation of Thai Industries, Anutin also mentioned that he would seek the King’s approval for a new cabinet list later this week. According to the agreement reached with the largest parliamentary party that supported his prime ministerial campaign, Anutin, who won the parliamentary vote this month by an overwhelming majority, has only four months in office before a general election. He faces the daunting task of reversing the economic predicament: Thailand is currently dealing with multiple challenges including U.S. tariffs, high household debt, and weak consumption. The Thai Baht reached a four-year high of 31.57 against the U.S. dollar last week. So far this year, the Baht has appreciated nearly 8%, making it the second-best performing currency in Asia. The business community, including rice traders, has expressed concerns over the strengthening Baht and urged policymakers to take urgent action. The Federation of Thai Industries stated on Monday that 34-35 Baht per.

On September 13, Jin10 reported that the South Korean Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs stated on the 12th that it would release an additional 25,000 tons of reserve rice into the market to stabilize rice prices that have risen due to tight market supply. According to the Korea Yonhap News Agency, on the 5th of this month, the acquisition price of a 40-kilogram bag of rice in South Korea exceeded 220,000 won (approximately 1,126 yuan), marking the first time in nearly four years that rice prices have surpassed this level. The South Korean government subsequently decided to initiate a second round of reserve rice release. Currently, the average retail price of a 20-kilogram bag of rice in South Korea is 61,000 won (approximately 312 yuan), a 20% increase compared to the same period last year.

On August 28, Jin10 reported that Golden Dragon Fish stated on its interactive platform that the actual production capacity for rice and wheat processing in the first half of 2025 has risen. However, the actual production capacity for oilseed crushing, oil refining, and oil filling has slightly decreased, mainly because the company will adjust according to raw material and market demand conditions.

According to a report by Japan's Kyodo News on August 19, the Japanese government has basically decided to extend the sales deadline for reserve rice sold directly to retailers under informal contracts, which was originally set for the end of August. Since the circulation of reserve rice requires time for tasks such as warehouse withdrawal and milling, merchants who are unable to sell out before the deadline can apply to continue sales after September. Relevant details will be announced in the coming days. As of August 10, about 30% of the reserve rice under informal contracts that reached consumers accounted for the total amount released.

Gate News Bot news, on August 19, according to CoinMarketCap, as of the time of writing, RICE (RICE AI) is currently priced at $0.06, having risen 20.68% in the last 24 hours, with a high of $0.08 and a low of $0.04. The current market capitalization is approximately $11.9 million, an increase of $2.04 million compared to yesterday. Important news about RICE AI recently: 1️⃣ **Completed Series A financing, attracting well-known investors** RICE AI successfully completed its Series A financing on August 15, with FLOKI participating as the lead investor. This round of financing also attracted investments from well-known institutions such as DWF Labs, TokenFi (through community pre-sale), and Vibe Labs. The completion of this financing not only injected new funds into RICE AI but also demonstrated the industry.

On August 15, according to the official announcement, the decentralized AI development protocol RICE AI has completed its Series A financing, with FLOKI leading the round and participation from DWF Labs, TokenFi (community presale), Vibe Labs, and others.

Jin10 data reported on August 6, Japan's government data released on Wednesday showed that due to ongoing inflation offsetting the impact of summer bonuses, Japan's real wages in June fell by 1.3% year-on-year, marking the sixth consecutive month of decline. The Japanese Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare stated that nominal wages rose by 2.5%, reaching 511,210 yen (approximately $3,500), marking the 42nd consecutive month of increase. However, driven by rising prices of rice and other food items, the consumer price index used to calculate wage data climbed by 3.8% in June, keeping the real wage growth in negative territory.