Initial estimates for Brazil's 24/25 harvest are positive, projecting a potential of 640 Mt, with a small correction in productivity, although persistent climate constraints could alter this dynamic. Accumulated precipitation data in sugarcane producing areas follows the average, except for December, when the index flattened, which could represent a threat if the pattern extends into January and February. The lack of precipitation and higher temperatures in sugarcane-producing areas pose a threat if the pattern extends into January and February, potentially leading to a reduction in yield and supporting prices, although it is far from a crop failure.