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12/02/2020

Rains, currency paint rosy outlook for Brazil sugar industry

Julio Maria Borges, a partner at sugar and ethanol consultancy JOB Economia, said potential returns in reais from sugar exports surpassed those of local ethanol sales this week for the first time in the last three years.

05/09/2018

India to surpass Brazil as top sugar producer, eyes bigger export share

The surplus production will allow India to increase exports, while Thailand will remain a major exporter, said consultant Júlio Maria Borges, from JOB Economia, adding that Brazilian exports in the new crop year are expected to decline by about 9 million tonnes.

25/11/2015

Brazil mills boost sugar hedging; higher output seen - analyst

Brazil mills sharply increased their sugar hedging for the new center-south cane crop compared to the same period last year, locking in positive margins in expectation of higher sugar production in the new season, according to independent sugar and ethanol consultant JOB Economia.

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