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Sugar futures closed Tuesday's session (18) stable on the New York Stock Exchange. In London, prices gave back part of their recent highs, with a reduction of up to 0.99% among the main contracts. According to Leonardo Silvestre, sugar and ethanol trader at the Arai Energy Group, the market remains heavily focused on India. According to Silvestre, the expectation was that Indian production would reach 32 million tons, with exports of 3 million tons. However, the forecast is now that the country will produce around 29 million tons and export up to 1.5 million. "What is affecting the market is the behavior of the Indian harvest, there is a certain distrust of India's positioning", he adds. As a result, in New York, the March/25 contract closed with an increase of 0.10 cents (0.49%), quoted at 20.52 cents/lbp. May/25 did not change and remained at 19.16 cents/lbp. Also stable, July/25 closed the day at 18.78 cents/lbp. October/25 rose 0.02 cents (0.11%) and was now worth 18.83 ...

According to a Centrum report, India’s sugar industry is witnessing a significant decline in production in the current 2025 sugar season, with total production expected to fall below 27 million tonnes, a sharp decline from 31.8 million tonnes last year. As of February 15, 2025, sugar production stood at 19.77 million tonnes, reflecting a 12%

India has exported up to 500,000 tonnes of sugar so far this season, but the pace is already slowing, and it may struggle to fulfil the one million tonnes allowed by the government, trade and industry sources said on Wednesday. «There are fears that the one million (ton) quota could actually be reduced», — Prakash Naiknavare,