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The rise in futures for raw sugar due to planting problems: sugar prices have increased by 1.4% due to supply shortages.
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The rise in futures for raw sugar due to planting problems: sugar prices have increased by 1.4% due to supply shortages.

Futures on sugar have risen due to planting issues in different countries. Contracts for raw sugar have increased by 1.4%, while prices for white sugar have grown by 0.8%. Traders predict a sugar shortage in 2023/2024 due to bad weather and technical problems in various countries.

28 July 2024 28 July 2024

On Wednesday, futures for raw sugar jumped due to planting issues in some countries, leading to supply cuts, as reported by Nasdaq.

By 14:17 GMT, March contracts for raw sugar SBc1 rose by 1.4% to 26.01 cents per pound, benefiting from the market growth thanks to supply constraints.

During Wednesday's trading, traders from Czarnikow predicted a sugar deficit of 3.2 million metric tons in the 2023/2024 season worldwide.

“This deficit has arisen due to unfavorable planting weather in India and Thailand, as well as technical issues in various Latin American countries, including Colombia and Mexico,” said a Czarnikow representative, based on the latest statistical data.

Prices for white sugar in December LSUc1 also rose by 0.8% to $694.40 per ton.

 

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