India's sugar prices fall in international markets, could impact exports

Published 2021년 6월 26일

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International sugar prices have seen a decrease of nearly $50 per tonne for the first time in two months, which could impact the Indian sugar sector. The decline is due to increased production in Brazil, which was expected to decrease due to a drought. However, recent rains have saved the damaged sugarcane. Meanwhile, India has produced an additional 35 lakh tonnes of sugar, and it is expected to export an additional 5-6 lakh tonnes. The exact impact on the global sugar market remains uncertain.
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Sugar prices have declined by nearly $50 per tonne in international markets for the first time in two months, and this could impact the Indian sugar sector, industry people said.On Thursday, world market prices of refined sugar were $423 per tonne, while crude sugar was trading at 17 cents per pound. On June 8, the price of refined sugar was $467. The price of crude sugar then was 17.80 cents per pound.The sugar industry had predicted that production would decline this year due to the drought in Brazil. Sugar prices in international markets have been rising for the past couple of months as the demand for ethanol was expected to increase and Brazil’s shift towards more ethanol will also have an impact on sugar production, industry people said.“The supply of sugar from Brazil to the world market was declining due to the stagnant growth of sugarcane owing to lack of rains. But in the first week of June, Brazil received an average of 15-20 mm of rain. This saved the damaged ...

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