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Today, the No.11 market opened at 23.56, 5 points lower than the previous day’s settlement. The market had a late opening at 12:30, and in the first few minutes, it experienced an upward movement driven by the buyers’ pressure, which was further supported by some volume spikes after the opening. As a result, May’23 rose by 26 points in the first 30 minutes, reaching its highest value of the day at 23.82. However, the market soon experienced a correction, and within the next 20 minutes, it dropped by 35 points, resulting in a highly volatile first hour of trading. Throughout the next few hours, the market recovered slightly and remained within the 23.55 – 23.80 range. In the final hour, the market followed a downward trend, causing it to drop below 23.50. However, in the last ten minutes, it recovered slightly, leading to May’23 closing at 20.56, a decrease of 0.05 from Thursday’s settlement and a 0.24% change from the previous session. May 23 registered a volume of 108K lots, and the K23/N23 spread closed at +0.49.

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London No.5 sugar market closed due to the Good Friday holiday. 

Jon Whybrow

Jon joined CZ in 1991, working in the Treasury department before moving to join the derivatives team in 1994. Over 30 years Jon has built up significant experience across derivatives markets and products, particularly sugar, and is now Head of Flow derivatives providing market execution services for CZ’s global client base. He is responsible for the market commentaries which are published each day on CZ app.

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