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[Spring sowing work in major sugar-producing countries around the world is completed, and the expansion of planting area has increased expectations for increasing production next year] With the spring sowing work in major sugar-producing countries around the world, spring sowing work in major sugar-producing countries around the world,metalslug2onlineAt the end of 2010, the purchase price of sugar materials hit a new high, and the increase in planting area has continuously strengthened expectations for increasing production in the next year. Information provided by Minmetals Futures shows that the fall in raw sugar prices has led to a sharp narrowing of domestic and foreign price differences, and the increase in import supply has provided new opportunities for the market. The import growth rate of sugar, syrup and ready-mixed flour during this crushing season was significant, and domestic inventories also increased on a year-on-year basis, basically facing downward pressure on sugar prices. Although long-term sugar prices may face a downward trend, market expectations and a strong domestic commodity cycle in the short period may lead to increased fluctuations in sugar prices. Strategically, investors are advised to gradually short when sugar prices rebound, and close their positions and leave when sugar prices fall sharply to deal with the risks brought by market fluctuations. This strategy helps lock in profits while avoiding potential market risks.