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Raw sugar futures fell to their lowest level in 2010, while Arabica coffee hit an one-year low.

Published: 2026-06-02 Author: World Gafei

Last Updated: 2026/06/02, Intercontinental exchange (ICE) raw sugar futures fell more than 2% to the lowest in nearly five years, dragged down by technical selling for a third day, while Arabica coffee futures hit an one-year low. London cocoa futures rose to a five-week high. Raw sugar futures continued this week's plunge, attracting technical sellers, traders said, putting pressure on futures prices yesterday as India approved subsidies for raw sugar exports. I

Intercontinental exchange (ICE) raw sugar futures fell more than 2% to the lowest in nearly five years, dragged down by technical selling for a third day, while Arabica coffee futures hit an one-year low.

London cocoa futures rose to a five-week high.

Raw sugar futures continued this week's plunge, attracting technical sellers, traders said, putting pressure on futures prices yesterday as India approved subsidies for raw sugar exports.

ICE- may raw sugar futures closed down 32 cents, or 2.2%, at 14.32 cents a pound, after plunging 2.7% to 14.25 cents, the lowest since may 2010.

Traders are concerned that March raw sugar futures expire on February 27.

March sugar (5051,-40.00,-0.79%) futures closed down $6.30, or 1.6%, at $381a tonne, falling to an intraday contract low of $379.10.

Traders said Arabica coffee futures rose in late trading driven by short covering. ICE- may Arabica coffee futures closed up a quarter of a cent, or 0.2%, at $1.5290 a pound after falling to an one-year low of $1.5085. The contract fell 8.2 per cent this week, the biggest weekly decline since October 2014.

May Robusta coffee futures closed down $16, or 0.8%, at $1974 a tonne.

New York May cocoa futures closed up $4, or 0.1%, at $2979 a tonne. London cocoa futures in may closed up 16 pounds, or 0.8%, at 2015 pounds a tonne, the highest since January 15.

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