Sugar prices on recovery as the BRLUSD strengthens
Sugar prices on recovery as the BRLUSD strengthens
January 26, 2021
Sugar prices are up by about 0.51% to $15.82 after being on a downward trend for close to two weeks.
The BRLUSD pair is up by 0.99% following a two-week downward trend.
Sugar supply could tighten further if Brazil s truckers go ahead with the strike scheduled for 1st February
Sugar prices were on recovery on Tuesday. The prices found support in the probable truckers’ strike in Brazil. The protests, which are likely to begin on 1
st February, have raised concerns over the possible disruptions of sugar supply. This would worsen the supply shortage caused by low production in Thailand and the EU. Similarly, the Brazilian real strengthened against the US dollar after being on a downward trend for close to two weeks. As at 15.18 GMT, sugar prices were at $15.82, up by 0.51%.
time. we have one or two distinct warnings. this is one of them that somebody breaches the perimeter and does something bad to the plane that s landing. talk about the investigation and also why you couldn t get some of the well, some of the numbers from the most important airports. so when about a year ago when a boy in san jose went over the fence across the tarmac and into the wheel well of an airplane and then he stowed away and they didn t know about this until he landed in hawaii and popped out of the wheel well. that had my colleague and i thinking how often does this happen that someone goes over the fence. seems like a straightforward answer bep asked the national transportation association and they said that s something you can t know. we went to the nation s busiest airports, 30 of them how often is someone going over your fence. of course we made legal requests and some airports had to push it but eventually the numbers started coming in. what we found is that people do
the tax cuts i m proposing, we get rid of are tax breaks for millionaires and billionaires, tax breaks for oil companies, and hedge fund managers, and corporate jet owners. we choose to keep a tax break for corporate jet owners, then that means we ve got to cut some kids off from getting a college scholarship. i think it s only fair to ask an oil company or a corporate jet owner who has done so well to give up that tax break that no other business enjoys. martha: the jet industry is none too pleased with those remarks as you might imagine. they say they ll have to put jobs and contracts at risk as a result of all this. we are glad to be joined by james k. coine who is the president of the national transportation association. nice to have you today. nice to be with you. martha: why is he going after