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Bitter-Sweet Sector: Understanding India’s Sugar (Price) Rush

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By Arya Roy Bardhan
| Observer Research Foundation
Image Source: Pexels On 24 August 2026, the average retail price of sugar in India reached INR 63.05 per kilogram, 29 percent higher than a month earlier. The world market, meanwhile, had just closed a season of surplus of 2.2 million tonnes, while sugar prices were expected to fall further by 5.8 percent in 2026 and 2.9 percent in 2027. Thus, India's sugar price was not a reaction to global headwinds.
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Bikoshito Bongo: An Evidence-Based Policy Roadmap for West Bengal’s 5X Economy

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By Arya Roy Bardhan, Kumkum Mohata, Diya Shah
| Observer Research Foundation
Econometric Analysis of Industrial Growth Drivers Some recommendations are grounded in econometrics. The report estimates three fixed-effects panel models on Annual Survey of Industries data covering 28 two-digit manufacturing industries over 16 years (2008–09 to 2023–24), with industry and year fixed effects and HC1 robust standard errors.
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Bitter-Sweet Sector: Understanding India’s Sugar (Price) Rush

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By Arya Roy Bardhan
| Observer Research Foundation
Image Source: Pexels On 24 August 2026, the average retail price of sugar in India reached INR 63.05 per kilogram, 29 percent higher than a month earlier. The world market, meanwhile, had just closed a season of surplus of 2.2 million tonnes, while sugar prices were expected to fall further by 5.8 percent in 2026 and 2.9 percent in 2027. Thus, India's sugar price was not a reaction to global headwinds.
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