World: Rabobank expects sugar prices to rise in the short term

Published 2024년 11월 1일

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Sugar prices are increasing globally due to disappointing yields in Brazil from drought and excessive rainfall, transport container shortages, and refinery mill closures in Brazil due to low sugar prices. The International Sugar Organisation predicts a global deficit of 3.6 million tonnes for the 2024-2025 season. The election of Donald Trump as US president could potentially benefit Brazil in a trade war with China but could also lead to protectionism which could negatively impact global economic development, causing inflation and higher interest rates.
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The reason for the price increase is the disappointing yields in Brazil in particular, as a result of initially a lot of drought and now abundant precipitation. The wet period of the last few weeks may have consequences for the sowing of sugar cane for next year. In a market analysis of agricultural raw materials, Rabobank also points out that the limited availability of transport containers is causing less supply of sugar from Ukraine and Thailand. The optimism about the price formation is provisionally confirmed by the rising quotations of white sugar on the London commodity exchange. The quotation for sugar for delivery in December is approximately 530 euros per tonne this week. That is almost 30 euros more than two months ago. The quotations for deliveries from March 2025 to March 2027 are also rising, but are still at a clearly lower price level. In addition to the disappointing sugar harvest, the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO) points in the report of the Brussels sugar ...
Source: Nieuwe Oogst

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