Sugar futures are sliding into their fourth consecutive day of decline—marking the most brutal losing streak we've seen in over two months. What triggered it? India, one of the world's biggest sugar producers, just signaled plans to ramp up exports beyond their original seasonal targets. When the world's top suppliers suddenly decide to flood the market, prices rarely stay put. This kind of supply shock ripples through commodity markets and often signals broader shifts in global inflation dynamics and agricultural patterns. For traders tracking macro trends, moves like these in raw materials often precede or mirror shifts in other asset classes.