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Sugar Extends Rally to Highest Level Since 2024 on Weather Risks

Bloomberg Markets Monday 05 October 2026, 11:41 UTC By Eleanor Thornber 1 min read
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Raw sugar futures extended gains, with worries about tighter global supplies mounting because of weather and production concerns across top growers.

Raw sugar futures extended gains, with worries about tighter global supplies mounting because of weather and production concerns across top growers.
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