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Spot sugar prices rebounded sharply from a recent low to hit the highest in three months, following a global move and traders returning to the market after almost three weeks.The benchmark M-30 variety at the Vashi wholesale market jumped to trade at Rs 4,050 a quintal on Thursday, from a low of Rs 3,914 a qtl on June 29. The M-grade contract for delivery in July hit the upper circuit on the National Commodity & Derivatives Exchange (NCDEX), to trade at Rs 3,816 a qtl. The far month sugar contract for delivery in October, however, remained relatively resilient on NCDEX, to trade at Rs 3,590 a qtl on concern regarding surplus carry-forward stocks from the current season and estimates of a bumper cane output for the next season."A cold wave has certainly hit the standing sugarcane crop in some areas in Brazil. Sugar prices in India have followed a global move," said an analyst with a large stockbroking entity. Raw sugar futures on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange jumped to the ...