#NewsAlert | "No sugar shortage, stock position comfortable," says ISMA (Agencies)
ISMA says sugar price increase due to hoarding and speculation; ethanol blending programme not responsible for current pricing
@IndiaIsma#sugarpricing#ethanol
Kharif sowing is close to 2025 levels, but the crop mix tells a story.
Sugarcane stands out at 5.8 Mha vs 5.4 Mha normal (+7.4%), while pulses, maize, oilseeds & soybean remain below normal.
For sugar, higher cane acreage is clearly supportive but monsoon distribution and final yields/recovery will decide the real crop size.
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@sugarloafkid@theupsettrader@HedgeSugar And no reason for the otto cycle to be portrayed with so much pessimism either... conditions for ethanol consumption are beneficial beyond anything the market has experienced.
Another ~13k lots of sugar sold this week. Net length back above 200k.
How long does this hold with gold ripping and USD rolling over?
Surplus only kicks in late Q2 — a long wait.
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Alcohol companies are sitting on huge stockpiles as demand keeps falling. Five of the world’s largest listed spirits makers – Diageo, Pernod Ricard, Campari, Brown-Forman and Rémy Cointreau – are holding about $22bn worth of ageing spirits, the highest inventory level in more than a decade.
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Contrary to common impressions, there has been no absolute worldwide decarbonization. In fact, the opposite is true. Absolute cuts in carbon emissions in large economies such as the EU (-23%) and the US (-9%) were far outweighed by massive increases in the world’s two largest industrializing nations: China (emissions rose 3.3 times) and India (threefold). Emissions also rose sharply for Middle Eastern hydrocarbon producers (Saudi Arabia’s about 2.3 times) and other smaller emitters. Between 1997 and 2022, annual CO₂ emissions from fossil fuel combustion, processing, extraction, flaring, and pipeline leakage rose from about 25.5 billion tons to about 39.3 billion tons (a 54% increase). So, contrary to what many would like to believe, we are not making progress. Yet trillions have been spent—trillions of taxpayers’ money. For what? Food for thought on a snowy winters day.
Civil Aviation Minister Ram Mohan Naidu Kinjarapu on Thursday said that the government will soon announce India’s Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Policy, underlining the country’s potential to emerge as a global leader in SAF production.
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@1Suga_Bear@NotWilmarSugar@ARealSugarExprt@StephenGeldart there isn't much surplus before SH 2026... Then surplus will be solved with 1) deeper spreads to carry sugar both at origin and destination and 2) diversion to ethanol.
at current N26 prices, part of the surplus is already moving to ethanol.
bulk of the bear move already occured