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Jan 17, 2025

ICE Sugar No. 5: Short-Term Gains Amid Long-Term Stability

ICE Sugar No. 5: Short-Term Gains Amid Long-Term Stability

Market Report: ICE Sugar No. 5 – Update as of January 16, 2025 (Prices in EUR)

Sugar prices on the ICE show predominantly positive movements for short-term contracts (2025), while long-term contracts (2026-2027) remain mostly stable or register minor losses. The following prices are converted into EUR at 1 USD = 0.92 EUR.

Summary of Price Movements (Closing Prices in EUR/t):

  • March 2025: €446.20/t
  • May 2025: €444.36/t
  • August 2025: €433.96/t
  • October 2025: €431.20/t
  • December 2025: €434.33/t

Long-Term Contracts (2026-2027):

  • March 2026: €439.21/t
  • May 2026: €440.96/t
  • August 2026: €442.43/t
  • October 2026: €441.97/t
  • December 2026: €442.52/t
  • March 2027: €444.54/t
  • May 2027: €442.52/t
  • August 2027: €440.50/t
  • October 2027: €439.85/t





Market Developments and Influencing Factors:

  1. Short-Term Gains:
    • March and May 2025 contract prices show notable increases, indicating higher demand or speculative interest.
  2. Stability in Long-Term Contracts:
    • Contracts for 2026 and 2027 remain largely unchanged, reflecting a cautious market outlook for long-term deliveries.
  3. Volume and Activity:
    • The highest trading volumes were recorded for near-term delivery dates:
      • March 2025: 14,949 traded units
      • May 2025: 9,599 traded units
    • Long-term contracts show limited activity, suggesting reduced interest in distant positions.





Conclusion:

Short-term contracts exhibit positive dynamics, while long-term prices remain largely stable. Market participants should leverage ongoing volatility for speculative or hedging opportunities. The moderate price movements in later contracts reflect a wait-and-see approach regarding long-term market assessments.

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