The Indian government will extend sugar export subsidies by as much as 60% in the next harvest year to Oct. 31, 2020 despite a World Trade Organization complaint brought by Brazil and Australia. That would suggest the Modi administration will continue to aggressively use trade protectionism to boost the local economy. The existing subsidies have been successful in promoting sugar exports, which climbed 148.3% year over year in the three months to Apr. 30. Brazil’s exporters, led by Cargill and Sucden, have lost out with an aggregate 27.7% slide in exports over the same period, f...