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CS Brazil: 40% Done

  • As of this fortnight, CS Brazil has already crushed 40% of its cane and produced 13.3mmt of sugar in 20/21.
  • At this point, a production change (i.e. sugar mix decrease) is unlikely as sugar prices still best ethanol’s.
  • Hydrous ethanol sales continue to gradually recover.

Ana Zancaner

4 years ago

1 min read

Brazil Line Up: 390kmt of raws nominated in CS

  • Nominations have slowed down a bit this week in CS;
  • Around 390kmt of raws were added to Q3 line up – registered nominations for July and August;
  • Waiting time to berth at Santos remains high.

Ana Zancaner

4 years ago

1 min read

Can India Export Sugar Today? 9th July 2020

  • The No.11 futures have pushed back to 12c/lb once again, meaning the raw sugar export margins remain negative.
  • The No.5 futures have continued their downtrend this week, bringing Indian white sugar exports close to negative export parity.
  • The USD/INR FX has strengthened this week, reducing the attractiveness of exports. 

Fiona Tan

4 years ago

1 min read

Coronavirus Port Restrictions Update – 8th July 2020

  • The situation in each country is evolving every day as the authorities extend or relax restrictions.
  • In general, the situation has become more stable and predictable, and worldwide, the effects of COVID-19 are decreasing each week.
  • However, equipment availability, storage space, and blanked vessel sailings continue to have an impact on the overall situation.

Ashwini Pai

4 years ago

1 min read

Sugar Futures Positioning and CFTC Update 7th July 2020

  • It was another quiet week in raw sugar for specs, whose gross long and short positions both had a small drop to take their involvement in the market to a decade low.
  • This lack of spec involvement is ominous; any directional trigger for their re-entry into raws could lead to a significant price change in the short-term.
  • The net spec position in white sugar continued to fall, reflecting the price deflation over the past few weeks.

Jack Haslam

4 years ago

1 min read