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US sugar futures traded near 19 per pound, close to their highest since April 2025, amid growing supply concerns. While current supplies remain ample, the outlook is tightening rapidly as El Niño raises the risk of a deficit in the new season. StoneX recently projected a global sugar deficit of 900,000 tons in the 2026
Raw sugar futures on ICE fell on Wednesday, with the expiry of the October contract providing a short-term focus. Arabica coffee prices edged higher. Raw sugar settled down 0.19 cent, or 1.1%, at 17.63 cents per lb., with dealers citing ample supplies.
Raw sugar futures on ICE were lower; white sugar fell to $504.90 a ton and arabica coffee edged up to $2.9120 per lb.
Raw sugar futures on ICE were lower on Wednesday with the expiry of the October contract providing a short-term focus.
Arabica coffee futures on ICE rose 2.4% to $2.9640/lb. Dealers also cited technical buying after a steep decline.
Raw sugar settled up 2.1% at 17.82 cents per lb, helped by lower EU 2026 beet yield and slower Brazilian harvest amid rains; coffee recovered after earlier losses.
ICE Arabica futures fell 2.2% to $2.8245 per lb by 1252 GMT, reversing Monday’s 3.6% gain on signs of growing Brazilian supplies; Robusta slipped and cocoa and sugar moved lower/higher.
Arabica coffee futures steadied, down 0.1% to $2.8845 per lb at 0933 GMT, while sugar and cocoa rose; Brazil coffee exports are set for a record September with shipments 34% higher y/y.
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.
Raw sugar futures on ICE settled down 0.5% to 17.50 cents per lb as traders looked for improved weather in top grower Brazil. White sugar, arabica coffee, robusta coffee and cocoa also moved, while Ghana is set to open its 2026/27 cocoa season on Friday.
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 around 18.5 cents per pound, near the highest level since April 2025, supported by lingering supply concerns and firmer oil prices.
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 rose beyond 18 cents per pound, retracing toward the highest since May 2025 amid shifting supply-demand views and tightening production risks.
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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.