Prices of most farm commodities have seen a modest rise during April-June period compared to the hike in international markets, a report by the National Commodity and Derivatives Exchange today said.

"The price increases in the Indian context have been relatively lower," the report said.

The price rise in oils and oilseeds and cereals in India has been modest compared to the global inflation on such commodities, the report said.

This comes in view of the government highlighting the increase in prices as a cause of concern, in the context of rising inflation in the country, the report added.

Prices of rice in India shot up by 8.4 per cent during the period, compared to a whopping 169 per cent surge in global markets.

Similarly, wheat prices in the country jumped 8.4 per cent, while those in international markets spiralled by 68.5 per cent.

Soyameal and soya oil prices too increased by 41.6 per cent and 9.7 per cent respectively, but in global markets, prices of these commodities skyrocketed by 86.1 and 84 per cent, respectively.

However, rubber prices in the country bucked the trend with a 36 per cent rise against a 32 per cent increase at the global level.

Similarly, tea prices shot up by 31.4 per cent in the domestic market compared to 26.4 per cent globally.