Sugar futures contracts saw a significant decline in both the New York and London stock exchanges this Friday, leading to weekly losses. The most traded raw sugar contract in New York fell 1.96% and in London, it dropped by 1.40%. The pressure is due to expectations of the Brazilian fuel scenario and the harvest, a new fuel policy that favors sugar over ethanol, and production in India and Thailand. Domestic sugar prices in Brazil have declined or remained stable after approaching R$ 140 per bag.