On September 8, “sugar” concept stocks were booming in the A-share market. Sugar stocks such as COFCO Sugar and *ST Broad Sugar rose strongly on the same day; the sugar substitute concept sector also surged. Sanyuan Biotech surged more than 14%, while Huakang, COFCO Technology, Cotton, and Bowling Bao stopped. In the futures market, the main domestic white sugar futures contract continued to rise. The intraday market once hit a new high in the last two months. The contract has been rising for several consecutive trading days. In an interview with the Securities Times reporter, some professionals believe that the reduction in EU sugar production due to El Niño and the expectations of production cuts in India and Thailand are the core driving forces of this round of the market. “The reduction in beet production in the EU due to El Niño and the expectations of production cuts in India and Thailand are the core driving forces in this round of the market. The subsequent shift in India's import and export policy disrupted the global sugar trade balance and further amplified the rise in international sugar prices.” Niu Zhe, a sugar analyst at Zhuochuang Information, said. At the same time, as expectations of the gap between supply and demand continue to ferment, capital is concentrated to close short positions and shift to long allocations, amplifying the flexibility of short-term price increases. Zhang Xiaojin, director of resource product research at the Everbright Futures Research Institute, told the Securities Times that the core factors behind this round of stronger sugar futures were driven by rising raw sugar futures and the impact of the El Niño weather on future production expectations. Market concerns about the supply of agricultural products have intensified, and sugar prices are currently low and the margin of safety is high, so this variety has received market attention.

On September 8, “sugar” concept stocks were booming in the A-share market. Sugar stocks such as COFCO Sugar and *ST Broad Sugar rose strongly on the same day; the sugar substitute concept sector also surged. Sanyuan Biotech surged more than 14%, while Huakang, COFCO Technology, Cotton, and Bowling Bao stopped. In the futures market, the main domestic white sugar futures contract continued to rise. The intraday market once hit a new high in the last two months. The contract has been rising for several consecutive trading days. In an interview with the Securities Times reporter, some professionals believe that the reduction in EU sugar production due to El Niño and the expectations of production cuts in India and Thailand are the core driving forces of this round of the market. “The reduction in beet production in the EU due to El Niño and the expectations of production cuts in India and Thailand are the core driving forces in this round of the market. The subsequent shift in India's import and export policy disrupted the global sugar trade balance and further amplified the rise in international sugar prices.” Niu Zhe, a sugar analyst at Zhuochuang Information, said. At the same time, as expectations of the gap between supply and demand continue to ferment, capital is concentrated to close short positions and shift to long allocations, amplifying the flexibility of short-term price increases. Zhang Xiaojin, director of resource product research at the Everbright Futures Research Institute, told the Securities Times that the core factors behind this round of stronger sugar futures were driven by rising raw sugar futures and the impact of the El Niño weather on future production expectations. Market concerns about the supply of agricultural products have intensified, and sugar prices are currently low and the margin of safety is high, so this variety has received market attention.