Brazilian Sugar Rush

As the new season commences in April, Brazil is predicted to manufacture
40.3 million tonnes of sugar, marking the second highest yield ever
recorded. This is primarily due to the favorable climate conditions and the
sufficient capitalization of mills, allowing for the proper care of crops.
As per a report by Job Economia, mills are likely to concentrate on sugar
production, reducing ethanol production, since the cost of sugar futures is
at its highest in over six years. *This year, Brazil's sugar production
holds greater significance for the global sugar market, as several other
producers, such as India, China, and the European Union, are encountering
issues.* Therefore, a strong sugar production in Brazil would prevent a
considerable shortage of the sweetener in the global supply. The report has
projected that Brazilian exports would increase by 2.67 million tonnes in
2023/24, reaching 29.75 million tonnes.

Attached is the price chart of Sugar No. 11....it is the *unrefined
product, similar to a barrel of crude oil*.

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