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    • Sugar Rush Report: Brazil Hiccups, India Soars, and Why You Should Lock In Prices Now

      Sugar Rush Report: Brazil Hiccups, India Soars, and Why You Should Lock In Prices Now
      Feb 20 2026
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      This is your Daily Sugar Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

      Hey friends, welcome to another episode of Daily Sugar Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. Im Vanessa, and today Im diving into the latest sugar market buzz, including those key trading prices youre searching for to stay ahead on sugar prices today, global sugar market updates, and what it means for you.

      First up, international futures. ChiniMandi reports London White Sugar front month at 402.70 dollars per ton, while New York Sugar 11 is at 14.07 cents per pound. Prices dipped a bit on dollar strength and surplus worries, but Brazils recent output hiccup gave a quick lift. Still, global production is booming, with India up 22 percent year-on-year to 15.9 million metric tons through mid-January, per the India Sugar Mill Association, and Brazil exporting 44 percent more in early February despite lower prices around 370 dollars per ton, according to Datamar.

      In India, domestic markets held steady. Kolhapur S-grade sugar is at 3700 to 3750 rupees per quintal, Muzaffarnagar M-grade at 4040 to 4150 rupees. Ex-mill prices in Maharashtra range 3700 to 3820 rupees, steady for days amid stable demand and lower production hints from key states.

      Russias exchanges saw refined sugar at around 54,000 to 61,500 rubles per metric ton, or about 705 to 756 dollars, via Sugar.ru.

      The big picture? Analysts like Czarnikow forecast surpluses of 3.4 million tons next year, pressuring prices, but potential Brazil cuts could help later. For you traders or bakers, watch weather and exports, theyre swaying daily sugar prices. Tip: If youre buying bulk, lock in now before any rebound, and track Indias monsoon-fueled output for export shifts.

      Thanks for tuning in, pals. Subscribe, rate us, and catch you next time for more on sugar trading prices and market moves. Stay sweet!

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      3 min
    • Sugar Rush Reversed: How the Dollar and Global Surpluses Are Souring the Sweet Spot

      Sugar Rush Reversed: How the Dollar and Global Surpluses Are Souring the Sweet Spot
      Feb 19 2026
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      This is your Daily Sugar Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

      Hello and welcome to the Daily Sugar Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. I'm your host, Vanessa, and boy do we have some interesting market movements to talk about today.

      Let's jump right into what's happening with sugar prices as of today. The New York Sugar Number Eleven contract, which is what most traders follow, closed at 14.07 cents per pound, down a tenth of a cent from the previous session. Meanwhile, the London ICE White Sugar Number Five contract settled at 403.30 dollars per ton, dropping 4.60 dollars. So we're seeing some softness in the market right now, and there are some really important reasons why.

      The big story today is that stronger US dollar strength is weighing heavily on sugar prices. When the dollar gets stronger, commodities like sugar become more expensive for international buyers using other currencies, which typically reduces demand and puts pressure on prices. That's exactly what we're seeing play out in the market today.

      But here's where it gets interesting. Earlier this week, sugar prices actually rallied because Brazil reported that sugar production in their Center-South region dropped significantly. Specifically, sugar output fell 36 percent year-over-year in the second half of January. This news initially pushed prices higher because Brazil is the world's largest sugar producer. However, looking at the bigger picture, cumulative Center-South production through January is still up about one percent year-over-year, so the longer-term trend is still pointing toward higher supplies.

      And that brings us to the fundamental issue weighing on the entire market. Multiple analysts are projecting substantial global sugar surpluses. Czarnikow expects an 8.3 million ton surplus in the 2025-26 season, followed by a 3.4 million ton surplus in 2026-27. Green Pool and StoneX are estimating surpluses around 2.7 to 2.9 million tons for the current cycle. These large surpluses are really the ceiling on where prices can go right now.

      The culprit behind this oversupply is increased production globally, particularly from India, which is up 18.8 percent year-over-year thanks to an excellent monsoon season. India's government has also approved additional sugar exports, which adds more supply to the international market.

      So what does this mean for you? If you're involved in sugar trading or production, expect continued pressure on prices as long as these surplus conditions persist. Keep an eye on Brazil's production numbers and any changes to India's export policies, as those will be key drivers.

      Thanks so much for tuning in to the Daily Sugar Price Tracker. I'm Vanessa Clark, and I hope you found this helpful. Be sure to subscribe and tune in next time for more daily sugar market insights.

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    • Sugar Rush Over: Why Global Prices Keep Sliding Despite Rising Demand

      Sugar Rush Over: Why Global Prices Keep Sliding Despite Rising Demand
      Feb 18 2026
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      This is your Daily Sugar Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

      Welcome to the Daily Sugar Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. I'm Vanessa, and today we're diving into what's happening with sugar prices in the global commodity market.

      So here's what you need to know right now. Sugar traded at 13.59 US cents per pound on February 18th, up about 0.91 percent from the previous day. While that's a small gain, it's important context in a market that has been heavily pressured. Over the past month, sugar prices have dropped 9.42 percent, and year over year, we're down a significant 34.25 percent. That's a real story here.

      The reason? Oversupply. The international sugar market is absolutely flooded right now. According to Trading Economics global models, we're looking at an estimated 13.41 cents per pound by the end of this quarter, and analysts expect prices to settle around 12.47 cents within 12 months. That's if current trends hold.

      What's driving this oversupply? A few major things. First, India, the world's second largest sugar producer, is ramping up production. India's 2025 to 2026 sugar output from October through mid January is up 22 percent year over year to 15.9 million metric tons. The India Sugar Mill Association also raised its full year estimate to 31 million metric tons, up 18.8 percent, thanks to the strongest monsoon season India has seen in five years. India's government just approved an additional 500,000 metric tons of sugar for export on top of the 1.5 million metric tons approved in November. That's putting downward pressure on global prices.

      Brazil, the world's largest producer, is also expected to hit record production. Brazil's 2025 to 2026 sugar output is forecast at a record 45 million metric tons. However, there is one bright spot. Sugar production in Brazil's second half of January dropped 36 percent year over year to just 5,000 metric tons, which did provide some price support this week.

      The United States Department of Agriculture projects global 2025 to 2026 sugar production will climb 4.6 percent year over year to a record 189.318 million metric tons, while human consumption is expected to increase just 1.4 percent to 177.921 million metric tons. That supply demand imbalance is the core issue.

      But here's something interesting. Asian exporters are reporting increased purchasing flows driven by post Ramadan restocking needs. That's providing at least some short term support to prices.

      Where does this go from here? Analysts expect global sugar surpluses to persist. Czarnikow projects an 8.3 million ton surplus in 2025 to 2026, dropping to 3.4 million tons in 2026 to 2027. That means we could see some recovery eventually, but near term, the oversupply fundamentals remain very strong.

      Thanks so much for tuning in to the Daily Sugar Price Tracker. Remember to subscribe and join us again tomorrow for the latest on what's moving commodity markets. This is Vanessa Clark, and we'll see you next time.

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