Balrampur Chini, Dalmia Bharat and other sugar stocks jump as much as 7% on August 13 on seven-year high domestic prices
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Sugar-linked equities rallied as domestic Indian prices hit a seven-year high and global benchmarks strengthened, reflecting tightening supply. Weather-driven crop risks, higher ethanol blending, and weaker output expectations for Brazil, India, Thailand, and especially Europe/UK (projected ~15mt, lowest since 2015) are reinforcing deficit concerns. The setup supports near-term volatility and risk premium across sugar markets and related producers.
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Sugar stocks rallied on August 13 after domestic sugar prices climbed to Rs 4,4004,800 per quintal, a seven-year high. The move followed a rise in global prices, with US raw sugar breaking past $16 per pound and London white sugar reaching a 15-month high above $500 a tonne. EU and UK output is projected to fall to around 15 million tonnes, the lowest since the 2015 season, tightening supply, according to S&P Global Energy data.
