In adjustments, sugar advances this Thursday on the New York stock exchange, but remains low in London

Published 2023년 1월 5일

Tridge summary

Sugar futures prices saw a slight increase on the New York Stock Exchange, with raw sugar appreciating by 0.05% at 19.55 cents/lb, despite a 0.22% drop in London at US$ 541.90 a tonne. The market is being supported by the appreciation of oil, but bearish factors persist. Attention is turning to Brazil, a major producer, and its expectations for the current and next harvest, which could reach close to 600 million tons. Additionally, the recent government decision to maintain the exemption from federal fuel taxes for another 60 days is expected to continue favoring sugar production over ethanol.
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Original content

Sugar futures prices rose slightly on the New York Stock Exchange, in adjustments, but remained low in London. In addition to technical accommodation, the market is still supported by the appreciation of oil, but bearish factors are still being followed. At around 8:37 am (Brasília time), raw sugar appreciated by 0.05% in the main contract on the New York Stock Exchange (ICE Futures US), at 19.55 cents/lb. At the London terminal, the drop was 0.22%, at US$ 541.90 a tonne. After losses, the oil market advances more than 2% on external exchanges and gives some support to the sweetener. The bearish fundamentals are still accompanied by the sweetener market. In Brazil, expectations are wide with the current and next harvest, which may be close to 600 million tons in the Center-South of Brazil alone. There is also attention to the recent government decision to maintain the exemption from federal fuel taxes for another ...

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