Sugar No 11 Prices

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    January 30, 2026

    Why are Sugar No 11 Prices so high?

    29-01-2026 - Over the past month, the price of Sugar No 11 has fallen from 15.26 ¢/lb to 14.71 ¢/lb, indicating a downward trend in the raw material market. This decline may suggest changes in supply or demand dynamics. The forecast predicts a slight increase to 14.77 ¢/lb, a rise of 0.06 ¢/lb or 0.4% from the current price, indicating a generally stable trend with minimal risk in raw material pricing.

    The forecast presents mixed signals: 'Flows' data points to a potential price decrease of -0.09 ¢/lb, influenced by factors such as seaborne imports/exports and exchange rates. Conversely, 'Demand', 'Supply', and 'Technical' data suggest upward pressure on prices. This results in an uncertain forecast due to conflicting data.

    Recent analyses suggest a potential decline in ICE Sugar prices over the next month, which contrasts with the forecasted increase to 14.77 ¢/lb. For example, a report from Ecofin Agency highlights a projected 16.9% drop in raw sugar prices by 2025, with expectations of continued downward pressure into 2026 due to a global sugar surplus. This external analysis offers a differing perspective on the anticipated price movement, suggesting a contrary opinion to the forecast.

    What is the current / spot price of Sugar No 11?

    Sugar No 11 Price Today
    January 30, 2026
    Current Price
    14.71
    ¢/lb

    What is the forecast for the price of Sugar No 11?

    Sugar No 11 Price Forecast
    January 30, 2026
    1 Month Forecast
    14.77
    ¢/lb
    1 Year Forecast
    16.37
    ¢/lb

    What are the short-term drivers of Sugar No 11 prices?

    Over the 1 Month horizon the outlook is moderately bullish due to drivers such as: - Seasonality trends for the prediction month of year - Satellite-observed activity in Mato Grosso Do Sul (Brazil) - EWMA-based technical analysis Br(None) The top contrary drivers for the 1 Month horizon are: - Sugar exports from Germany - Long term price trends

    What are the long-term drivers of Sugar No 11 prices?

    Over the 1 Year horizon the outlook is bullish due to drivers such as: - Sugar exports from Brazil - The shape of the futures curve (adjusted for the risk free rate and price volatility) - Seasonality trends for the prediction week of year Br(None) The top contrary drivers for the 1 Year horizon are: - Long term price trends

    Will the price of Sugar No 11 go up?

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