| Product |
Category |
Region |
Price |
Last Updated Month |
| Refined Sugar |
Food and Beverages |
China |
810 USD/MT |
October 2025 |
| Refined Sugar |
Food and Beverages |
China |
761 USD/MT |
December 2025 |
| Refined Sugar |
Food and Beverages |
Europe |
905 USD/MT |
October 2025 |
| Refined Sugar |
Food and Beverages |
Europe |
873 USD/MT |
December 2025 |
| Refined Sugar |
Food and Beverages |
Brazil |
664 USD/MT |
October 2025 |
| Refined Sugar |
Food and Beverages |
Brazil |
633 USD/MT |
December 2025 |
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Asia
The market for Refined Sugar in Asia, particularly China, experienced gradual downward pressure throughout the fourth quarter. The prices were about 810 USD/MT (Spot FD) in October and around 761 USD/MT in December. The region benefited from strong production recovery in India following favourable monsoon conditions, which resulted in substantially higher output compared to the previous season. This increased availability contributed to bearish sentiment across regional markets. Domestic consumption remained relatively stable, though demand growth moderated amid shifting consumer preferences. Import activity adjusted to reflect improved domestic supply conditions. The quarter concluded with prices significantly lower than opening levels, reflecting persistent oversupply conditions and weakened market fundamentals.
Europe
European Refined Sugar markets mirrored the downward trajectory observed globally, with prices declining steadily throughout the fourth quarter. The prices were about 905 USD/MT (Spot FD) in October and around 873 USD/MT in December. The region faced pressure from stronger domestic output following increased beet plantings in the previous season. Manufacturers increasingly shifted toward sugar alternatives to achieve health claims, reducing industrial demand. Import flows from non-EU sources, which are controlled through safeguard measures, contributed to well-supplied conditions. EU sugar stocks remained comfortable, limiting upside potential. The quarter saw prices retreat progressively as domestic production remained adequate and export opportunities diminished due to competitive global pricing. Market fundamentals stayed soft with limited support from either supply constraints or demand growth.
South America
South American Refined Sugar markets, led by Brazil, experienced consistent downward pressure throughout the fourth quarter. The prices were about 664 USD/MT (Spot FD) in October and around 633 USD/MT in December. Prices declined progressively as strong harvest volumes created substantial oversupply conditions. Brazil's sugarcane crushing proceeded at elevated rates, with production exceeding expectations and reaching near-record levels. Mills favoured sugar production over ethanol as international sweetener prices weakened. The quarter witnessed accelerated price declines during the latter portion as harvest completion approached and inventory levels accumulated. An abundant supply weighed heavily on both domestic and export pricing structures. Export activity remained strong, but competitive pressures intensified. By quarter end, prices had fallen substantially, reflecting overwhelming production volumes and persistent weakness in demand fundamentals.