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23d
Sugar Prices Hit Six-Week Low Amid Global Oversupply and Lackluster Demand
- As of July 31, 2026, the global sugar market is experiencing a notable decline in prices, primarily due to an oversupply and diminished demand. The current price for raw sugar futures stands at 13.86 cents per pound, marking a six-week low. This represents a 6.95% decrease over the past month and a 15.54% decline over the past year. ([tradingeconomics.com](https://tradingeconomics.com/commodity/sugar/news/558027?utm_source=openai))
28d
India's Sugar Export Ban and Global Surplus Weigh on Market Prices
India's export ban and global surplus pressure sugar prices.
19 Jul at 19:56
Recent Developments in the Sugar Market: Price Fluctuations and Global Demand Shifts
Sugar prices fluctuate amid global demand shifts and energy market influences.
12 Jul at 19:54
Recent Developments in the Sugar Market: Export Bans and Global Surplus Impact Prices
India's export ban and global surplus pressure sugar prices.
07 Jul at 06:49
Global Sugar Market Faces Downward Pressure Amid Surplus and Weak Demand
Sugar prices decline due to global surplus and reduced demand.
15 Apr at 07:25
Sugar Slumps: Oil Crash Raises Brazil India Supply
Raw sugar futures fell to one-month lows as a sharp drop in crude oil reduced ethanol margins, prompting Brazilian mills to favor sugar production and combined with stronger-than-expected output from India. Spot and domestic prices softened—mills in Uttar Pradesh cut mill-delivery rates—while logistical frictions and export quotas have so far done little to offset abundant supply. Traders should watch oil, ethanol economics, Brazil crush pace, India export execution and weather for potential near-term price reversal.
08 Apr at 07:25
Sugar Supply Surge Meets Shipping Disruption Now!!
This week’s sugar story is one of opposing forces: a growing global production surplus that pressures prices versus acute shipping and geopolitical disruptions that support delivered prices and regional premiums. Key datapoints: ICE No. 11 near 14.4¢/lb, USDA’s 2025/26 U.S. supply at 14.125M STRV with ending stocks 1.922M STRV (15.8% stocks-to-use), and an estimated 2025/26 global surplus near 7M tonnes. For traders and processors, freight, Brazilian ethanol parity and port flows are the primary near-term price drivers.