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18 Mar 2021 | 18:00 UTC — Houston
Featuring Nicolle Monteiro de Castro, Beatriz Pupo, and Phillip Herring
Brazil's Center-South region will kick off the 2021-22 sugar and ethanol crop season April 1 and producers are betting again on high international sugar prices and depreciated Brazilian real to increase their profitability.
Fuel demand was initially forecast to increase in 2021; however, as the country has moved back to further social distancing measures, the forecasts have been revised down.
S&P Global Platts editors discuss the main themes to watch in Center-South Brazil in the coming months.
FEATURE: Brazil ethanol rally to stall if premium over sugar passes 1 cent/lb
April 20: Platts Agriculture Week: Sugar & Rice Forum