Sugar surged on possible Indian exports curb

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Source: Dukascopy Bank
Agricultural commodities rocketed on Thursday amid unfavorable weather conditions in the top-growing regions worldwide.

Wheat rose to six-week high as dry weather in Kansas is likely to curb US output. At the same time, extreme drought in Black Sea region may impact crops in Europe.

Corn gained a spree as dry US weather is expected to decrease yields while China's demand continued to accelerate. Analysts predict the commodity price to increase further.

Sugar was spurred after India announced it would consider curbing exports once shipments approach four million MT. However, the upside was capped by Morgan Stanley forecast that the sweetener may fall to 17 cents per pound.

Coffee rallied as Brazilian harvesting was delayed by heavy rains in southeastern region. However, the stimulus may be short-lived as Brazil still is likely to crop record harvest of 50.4 million bags.


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