US sugar prices recently witnessed a slight downturn amid higher supplies

Recently, sugar prices experienced slight fluctuations in their trend, with a downward movement followed by a modest uptick. In the US, prices decreased due to an increased domestic sugar supply, driven by higher beet sugar production and imports. Additionally, improving weather conditions in Brazil raised expectations of a stronger harvest, boosting sugar production and exerting downward pressure on global prices.

The anticipated rise in sugar exports from Thailand, following the suspension of syrup exports to China, further contributed to the global supply increase, pushing prices lower.

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Global sugar prices recently reached a three-year low, pressured by factors such as India's rising production, which reduced market activity and contributed to declining prices. Indian mills held off signing export deals, anticipating a future rise in global sugar prices, which hints at further reeling down of the prices in the global market.

Further, the anticipation of more sugar production by India has been downplaying the price trajectory of sugar globally in the commodity market.