US: Sugar resumes negotiations on Tuesday with a drop, but still above 20 cents/lb

Published 2022년 12월 27일

Tridge summary

Sugar futures experienced a moderate decline on the New York and London stock exchanges on December 27, 2022, due to the appreciating dollar against the real, despite rising oil prices. The dollar's strength is putting pressure on the market by encouraging commodity exports. The market is also closely watching the crop situations in Brazil and India. The National Supply Company (Conab) has predicted a 4.4% increase in Brazil's 2022/23 harvest production to 598.3 million tons, attributed to adjustments in the harvested area and productivity, especially in São Paulo.
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Sugar futures operated with a moderate fall on the New York and London stock exchanges this Tuesday afternoon (27). The sweetener market resumes negotiations following the exchange rate, with the dollar appreciating against the real, despite the rise in oil prices. Despite this, the level remains above 20 cents/lb. At around 9:50 am (Brasília time), raw sugar had devalued by 0.76% in the main contract on the New York Stock Exchange (ICE Futures US), at 20.84 cents/lb. The London terminal will still remain closed on Tuesday. The dollar operates with an increase of about 1% against the real this morning. A more valued foreign currency tends to encourage commodity exports and puts pressure on the market. Despite this, oil was testing two-week highs and providing support. In terms of fundamentals, the market is paying attention to the crops in Brazil and India. The National Supply Company (Conab) brought today a production estimate for the 2022/23 harvest of 598.3 million tons, a ...

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