Sugar Futures – Sugar No. 11
Raw sugar price for the Sugar No. 11 benchmark contract, traded on ICE.
Sugar No. 11 is the world's leading benchmark contract for raw sugar prices and is widely used as a reference for the global sugar trade, traded on ICE.
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What is the "Sugar No. 11" price?
The price quoted here corresponds to the "Sugar No. 11" futures contract traded on the ICE in New York, the global benchmark for raw cane sugar, expressed in cents per pound.
How do I invest in sugar?
Individual investors most often gain exposure through an ETF or ETC tracking its price, through CFDs or futures for experienced traders (leveraged, higher-risk products), or indirectly by buying shares of agribusiness companies.
Why is sugar linked to the ethanol market?
In Brazil, the world's largest producer, sugarcane can be processed into either sugar or ethanol fuel. When oil is expensive, producers favor ethanol, which reduces the sugar supply available and supports prices — a close link between the sugar market and the energy market.
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