As importações de açúcar bruto da China podem crescer mais de 42% em 2010 depois de ter recuado pelo segundo ano consecutivo em 2009. De acordo com analistas chineses, as compras do país no exterior podem atingir 1,5 milhão de toneladas de açúcar este ano, ante 1,06 milhão em 2009, o maior volume adquirido desde 2005. O aumento de compras pela China poderá impulsionar os preços futuros a ampliar a valorização do açúcar no mercado internacional. As informações são do Bloomberg.
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