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Sugar futures declined toward 19.31 cents per pound, as India’s decision to allow mills to export 1 million metric tons of sugar weighed on prices. Traders viewed the move as bearish, easing concerns over potential restrictions on overseas sales due to lower domestic output estimates. Sources confirmed that India would not limit these exports, dispelling earlier speculation about government intervention. Meanwhile, Brazil’s sugar outlook for the 2025/26 season received a boost from showers in the key Centre-South region, though experts noted that more rainfall is necessary to fully replenish soil moisture and support crop growth. Weather service Maxar highlighted that while the rains are beneficial, additional precipitation is needed for optimal conditions. White sugar also faced declines, falling 0.9% to $539.90 per metric ton. The market remains sensitive to global production dynamics, with weather patterns and government policies playing a crucial role in price fluctuations.

Sugar Futures Decline on Export Developments and Weather Trends

US stocks tumbled in the afternoon session, on track to snapp a three-day rally, as renewed tariff concerns and fading tech momentum rattled markets.  The S&P 500 slid 1.1%, the Nasdaq 100 dropped 1.7%, and the Dow Jones erased early gains to trade 100 points lower. Megacap stocks saw sharp declines, with Nvidia plunging 6% and Tesla (-5.7%), Amazon (-2.3%), and Alphabet (-2.4%) also falling. Selling intensified after the White House announced President Trump would unveil new auto tariffs at 4 p.m., sending shares of General Motors, Ford, and Stellantis lower. The news comes ahead of a broader wave of trade measures expected next week, fueling concerns over prolonged economic uncertainty. Investor sentiment remained fragile, especially after Fed official Alberto Musalem warned that tariff-driven inflation could slow progress toward the 2% target. Adding to the pressure, the Congressional Budget Office cautioned that the Treasury could face a payment default as soon as August.

Tech Selloff and Tariff Worries Drag Stocks Lower

In Milan,  the FTSE MIB Index dropped 306 points or 0.78 percent on Wednesday. Losses were led by Prysmian (-6.45%), Banco BPM SPA (-4.30%) and STMicroelectronics (-4.05%). Offsetting the fall, top gainers were Leonardo SpA (1.66%), Saipem (1.51%) and Eni (1.15%).

The FTSE MIB Index Closes 0.78% Lower

In Frankfurt,  the DAX Index decreased 264 points or 1.14 percent on Wednesday. Losses were driven by Sartorius (-5.44%), Infineon (-3.60%) and Bayer (-3.42%).

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Sugar Futures Decline on Export Developments and Weather Trends

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