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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.
Sugar prices increased by 6.1% in September compared to the previous month, according to data from the UN FAO.
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 futures on ICE rose on Monday, recovering after setting a 3-1/2-week low earlier in the session, while cocoa bounced off a near 6-week trough. White sugar rose 0.8% to $512.70 a metric ton. Arabica coffee fell 1.8% to $2.6715 per lb, having hit a three-month low of $2.6665. Robusta coffee fell 2.4% to $3,316
(Adds comments and weekly price moves) NEW YORK, Sept 18 (Reuters) — ICE New York cocoa fell sharply on Friday to post a 11% weekly loss, while London cocoa registered its third consecutive week of losses. Raw sugar fell to a three-week low, while coffee rose. Cocoa London cocoa settled down £318, or 7.5%, at £3,934 p
LONDON, Sept 18 (Reuters) — Cocoa futures on ICE fell around 5% on Friday, heading for a third consecutive week of losses, while raw sugar steadied after touching a three-week low. Cocoa London cocoa fell 4.3% to £4,227 per ton at 1326 GMT. A dealer said this season's surplus is weighing on prices, plus there are fears
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