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US sugar futures stayed above 20 cents per pound, close to their highest level since February 2025, as persistent concerns over tightening supplieswere reinforced by elevated oil prices.In top producer Brazil, excessive rainfall linked to El Niño disrupted sugarcane harvesting and crushing operations in the key Center
Raw sugar futures on ICE rose 4% to a 19-month high of 20.73 cents per pound, driven by concerns over excess El Nino-linked rains in top grower Brazil impacting output. Arabica coffee also gained.
Arabica coffee settled up 10.15 cents at $2.8875 per lb after falling 5.4% last week. Raw sugar ended down 0.2% at 17.46 cents per lb.
Sugar lost 0.7% to 17.37 cents per lb by 1437 GMT after trading higher earlier. White sugar rose 0.4% to $504.70 a metric ton; cocoa and coffee also gained.
Raw sugar on ICE rose 1.3% to 17.73 cents per lb, while white sugar, cocoa and coffee also advanced.
US sugar futures traded above 18 cents per pound, holding close to their highest since April 2025, amid lingering concerns over the supply outlook. Weather disruptions in Asia and Europe are tightening the global outlook, with recent estimates pointing to a potential deficit in 2026/27. Thai sugar production is expecte
US sugar futures traded above 18 cents per pound, holding close to the highest since April 2025. Supply tightening outlook points to a move from a 1.1 million-tonne 2025/26 surplus to a 200,000-tonne 2026/27 deficit.
US sugar futures extend gains above 17 cents per pound to their highest level since May 2025 amid tighter supply prospects and ethanol blending changes.