Oil price falls sharply and puts pressure on sugar prices on New York and London stock exchanges this Wednesday and crop expectations in Brazil

Published 2022년 12월 28일

Tridge summary

Sugar futures prices have experienced a decline on the New York and London stock exchanges due to oil pressure and positive expectations about the crop in Brazil. The most traded month of raw sugar on the New York Stock Exchange fell 0.79%, quoted at 20.16 cents/lb, and in London, the first contract was down 2.87%, at US$ 555.70 a tonne. This decline is linked to concerns about demand for sugar, especially in China due to Covid-19. However, in Brazil, the National Supply Company (Conab) predicts a 4.4% increase in sugar production in the 2022/23 harvest, estimated at 598.3 million tons.
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Sugar futures prices fell on the New York and London stock exchanges this Wednesday (28). The market had oil pressure, in addition to the positive expectations with the crop in the Center-South of Brazil highlighted the day before by Conab. The most traded month of raw sugar on the New York Stock Exchange fell 0.79% on the day, quoted at 20.16 cents/lb, with a high of 20.49 cents/lb and a low of 20.10 cents/lb. In London, the first contract was down 2.87%, at US$ 555.70 a tonne. The sweetener market followed the oil's expressive losses on the day amid fears about demand, as Covid-19 is persistent in China and hospitals in one of the world's biggest consumers are crowded, according to Reuters. "Even after China eases Covid restrictions, it is difficult for demand to recover in a short time due to the rapid decline in people's outdoor activities due to the massive infection," Leon Li, an analyst at CMC Markets, told the agency. In addition, the National Supply Company (Conab) which ...

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