브라질 허브, 향신료 및 조미료 인사이트

The combination of falling prices and a reduction in total exports caused revenue from sugar and molasses shipments by Brazil in December 2024 to fall by 33.4%, compared to the same period in 2023. The data was presented this Monday (06) by the Ministry of Development, Industry, Commerce and Services, through the Secretariat of Foreign Trade (Secex). According to the data released, revenue from sugar and molasses exports during the month of December 2024, in 21 business days, was US$ 1,358,792.0 thousand, with a daily average of US$ 64,704.4 thousand. In December 2023, when this number was 33.4% higher, the amount obtained by the country was US$ 2,040,341.3 thousand, in 20 business days, an average of US$ 102,017.1 thousand per day. This was due to a 25.2% drop in shipments and a 10.9% drop in prices. In December 2024, ...

This Friday afternoon (27), international sugar contracts closed the day higher.

Sugar prices closed with slight increases on the New York and London stock exchanges this Monday (23). However, these small gains still keep prices at their lowest levels since mid-September, especially after significant drops last month. “Sugar prices closed higher on Monday, but the market remains cautious ahead of the Unica report expected later this week on Brazil's sugar production in the first half of December,” says Barchart. According to an analysis by Jim Roemer, commodities trading consultant at Best Weather, sugar prices fell due to improved weather in Brazil, a weak real, a large harvest in India and lower crude oil prices. On the New York Stock Exchange (ICE Futures), the March/25 contract rose 0.03 cents (0.15%), closing at 19.54 cents/lbp. May/25 rose 0.05 cents (0.28%), trading at 18.10 cents/lbp. July/25 rose 0.07 cents (0.40%), quoted at 17.67 cents/lbp, while October/25 appreciated 0.07 cents (0.40%), closing the day at 17.63 cents/lbp. On the London Stock ...