Refined sugar stocks are entering the domestic market, helping ease supply concerns, while duty-free imports of raw sugar are expected to further strengthen availability ahead of the festive season. Ex-mill sugar prices have already fallen by around 20%, suggesting that speculation, rather than an actual shortage, was behind the recent price rise. Consumers can therefore expect sugar prices to become more reasonable in the coming days.

Indian retail and mill gate sugar prices drop over 10% after government measures, ending a two-month price rally.

India has enough sugar for festival demand, an industry group says, even after prices surged more than 40% in two months to a record high.

Sugar prices are cooling down after hitting a record Rs 67 per kg last week, with ex-mill rates now falling 18% to Rs 55 per kg.

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