On Wednesday, prices closed at -0.82 (22.00; -3.59%) for March world sugar No. 11 (SBH25) and at -14.10 (571.40; -2.44%) for December London ICE white sugar No. 5 (SWZ24), as reported by Barchart.
Sugar prices retreated from weekly highs on Wednesday and sharply declined. Expectations of rainfall in Brazil eased concerns about drought and stimulated the selling of sugar futures. According to Climatempo, heavy rain is expected in the Central-Southern region of Brazil, the country's largest sugar-producing region, starting this weekend.