Raw sugar futures in New York advanced for the first time three days on expectations that Brazilian mills may allocate more cane to ethanol production, reducing sugar output during the current crushing season.
Raw sugar futures in New York advanced for the first time three days on expectations that Brazilian mills may allocate more cane to ethanol production, reducing sugar output during the current crushing season.
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