The global sugar market recorded a recovery last Wednesday (22), after presenting mixed behavior at the beginning of the week. International exchanges returned to operating higher, reflecting technical adjustments and spot movements from investors. In New York, raw sugar contracts ended the day with appreciation. The contract expiring in May/26 rose by 0.14 cents, closing at 13.57 cents per pound. July/26 advanced by 0.09 cents to 13.81 cents/lbp, while October/26 had an increase of 0.08 cents, closing at 14.23 cents/lbp. The contracts with longer maturities also registered gains, albeit more moderately. In the London exchange, the positive movement was also observed in white sugar. The August/26 contract rose by $1.70, being traded at $423.70 per ton. The October/26 expiry advanced by $2.50, reaching $422.00 per ton, while December/26 registered an increase of $3.10, closing at $423.60 per ton. The other contracts also followed the appreciation trend throughout the trading ...