Raw sugar futures fell for a third session, with the March 2027 contract closing at 18.24 cents per pound and losing 112 points over the week. The decline was attributed to currency movements, lower oil prices and fund liquidation, while lower production prospects in Brazil and Europe and weather risks in Central America supported the fundamental outlook.
The weaker oil market and fund selling pressured sugar prices, while crop and weather risks could limit supply and lend support. Sugar is not among the available commodity symbols, and the article gives no feed-commodity price signal.
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