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309.48 -5.17    -1.64%
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Type:  Commodity
Group:  Agriculture
Unit:  1 Pound
  • Prev. Close: 314.65
  • Open: 310.17
  • Day's Range: 309.33 - 311.17
US Coffee C 309.48 -5.17 -1.64%

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Cash 372.91s-4.21372.91372.91372.91007/31/26Q / C / O
Sep 26 328.35-3.75332.00332.65327.20128504:21Q / C / O
Dec 26 310.85-3.80313.75314.80309.60131304:21Q / C / O
Mar 27 301.55-3.75304.15304.90300.8044004:21Q / C / O
May 27 299.60-4.20302.05302.75299.4516404:18Q / C / O
Jul 27 299.00-4.25300.70300.85299.0011003:58Q / C / O
Sep 27 298.75-3.90299.25299.30297.957103:31Q / C / O
Dec 27 297.25-4.65298.85298.85296.455003:31Q / C / O
Mar 28 295.80-5.45297.00297.00295.65903:26Q / C / O
   
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Muaz Mohemmad
Muaz Mohemmad 17 hours ago
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What we expect about coffee price.who is tell us.
JB Leslie
AgnosticAtheist Aug 01, 2026 2:11PM ET
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By July 15, the harvest was reportedly 64% complete. At that stage, cooperatives, exporters and large growers should possess actual harvested-yield data—not just weather anecdotes. We should be seeing consistently poor bags per hectare, sharply reduced warehouse receipts, lower processing outturns, abnormal defect counts, reduced exporter offers and credible agency downgrades.
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AgnosticAtheist Aug 01, 2026 2:11PM ET
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The weakness in the bullish argument is positioning. As of July 28, managed-money outright longs actually declined by 439 contracts, while shorts declined by 719; the major increase was 2,602 spread positions. The rally was therefore not yet driven by aggressive fresh fund buying.
JB Leslie
AgnosticAtheist Aug 01, 2026 2:11PM ET
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My conclusion is another test of 340–347 is more likely than an immediate collapse. Above 347, momentum could carry it toward 355–360. But this is still a headline-and-positioning rally, not a confirmed fundamental shortage rally. The market is bullish above 320, but vulnerable to a sharp reversal once the crop narrative loses urgency.
Viriato Magalhaes
Viriato Magalhaes Aug 01, 2026 2:11PM ET
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I haven't heard of 15-20-30-40% losses in relation to a national production and it makes no sense to evaluate it as if it would be the case everybody would know about it already. The rumors now are about ES R drop within 15 - 30%, 20% as an average if confirmed, would represent roughly 3.5mb, make it 3mb or 2.5mb conservatively... Arabica wise make it 2-2.5mb as example, in total may be viewed as 5mb, etc. The 5mb is below 10% of projected total and if confirmed, would be absolutely within the rate of mistake for initial projection. 72mb - 5mb = 67mb vs projected 23mb domestic and 45 mb export = stocks, carried out from previous MY. Quality loss percentage wise will be understood more precisely on a later basis, closer to the end of August/mid of September. If considered being significant - the export forecast will be revised... By itself the loss of 5mb is not enough to catapult the market but in current circumstances it would provide the support and thus, any real catalyst(s) would start from higher base. Next big factor is flowering and it should be watched very closely, any big mess will be incorporated very quickly... Arabica wise, and it is very important, if quantity loss will be viewed as 2-3mb it will throw the yield back to ... OFF 2023 crop production, will point to the absence of recovery and will be considered as a real disappointment... on all the expansions that happened on stimulative price...
Viriato Magalhaes
Viriato Magalhaes Aug 01, 2026 2:11PM ET
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ES R wise, it is important that 2015/16 El Nino produced long lasting effect on ES R production. Nobody knows how it's gonna be this time but on historical basis (which can be not proven this time but for now remains the only recent relevant USDA data set ) the effect was truly devastating...
Marcus Shmidt
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Viriato Magalhaes very true , that is why I think real bull market will only start in 2027 and most proce increases will be then IMHO
JB Leslie
AgnosticAtheist Jul 31, 2026 1:45PM ET
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Hey Coffee KC, what's your read going into next week? This morning in premarket I watched the price climb steadally to more than 330 before pulling back for the open. Yesterday's Open interest is slightly down (-141 lots) say flat and the volume was down by a little over 20%. I would ask Vitario but I pretty sure I know his answer.
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Viriato Magalhaes Jul 31, 2026 1:45PM ET
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Ancient greeks :) would tell you that All lie on all levels ! is the same as All say true at all levels :! ) defines your system of coordinates , the one in which you operate. :) Usually :), harvest in ES starts earlier and ES and MG do not have the exactly :) the same weather pattern ...
Viriato Magalhaes
Viriato Magalhaes Jul 31, 2026 1:45PM ET
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AA - I did not mean to agitate you at all, PFC was just an example of what can come. PFC guys have reputation which is must for their business, they do not make money on the horror :) or all is lost stories. Before the rains interfered they have been projecting a very decent crop, practically USDA figure for A (a bit below 2020 was their projection) and pointing to a great R crop... They are very careful with the figures and always remind that their goal is not to throw figures but to help growers to act accordingly to the situation and to be informed about new product/practices. They are skeptical themselves about weather forecasts :) and always underline that nobody knows the weather and extent until it took place, but they are professionals and if and when the event(s) happened they are absolutely able to evaluate the immediate and potential outcomes. If some official forecasts offer :) rains in August they can't ignore it in a way that they give advise what to do to save more beans IF to assume it will happen, to protect yourself against potential threats/additional loss, etc. Their focus is A, not R but they have good connections (what is not strange) and rely mainly on agronomists, because producers are often emotional what affects their evaluation but each technician is usually dealing with multiple producers, etc. What they say about bigger percentage of falling beans has nothing to do with all is lost but means that when conditions are met the percentage of fallen beans vs average within normal circumstances can be double/triple/etc, for instance, if you assume that it is normal to have 1 percent of all beans in normal conditions - in particular situation it can be 2 - 3%, etc. All fallen beans are counted and included as they are swept and processed, but if some are already germinated or deeply in the soil or rotten - that's a different story... Fallen beans are usually collected within specific time frames in relation to main harvest but it works well when the weather is cooperative. If it is really not then the situation gets complicated. It is impossible to say what exact percentage for all MG will be forever :) lost for consumption (especially domestic) but it is a no brainer to assume that good exportable quality will be lower (real rain during drying process does not improve the quality) and general quantity will be lower as well. Will it be 1mb or 3mb - nobody will tell you but it is a logical conclusion and unlikely I will surprise you if will say that main importers want to import good(standard) quality beans. Thus, as Rodrigo said earlier, it's gonna more coffee for domestic consumption but less for export. Those are hard facts no matter that exact extent is not known but the exact extent is NEVER known so you deal with perception but the main question is on what the perception is based and if it falls into historically proven pattern or not. By this approach current production has issues and is viewed for now as such. It doesn't mean that market can't go lower from now - it can without any problems, but it mean that it most likely will stay cautious and the base will be protected (200 level).
Viriato Magalhaes
Viriato Magalhaes Jul 31, 2026 1:45PM ET
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If you will look at the anomalies you will have to assume that current climatic pattern is absolutely not the business as usual. I don't want to talk about GSM :) again but the degree of anomalies should point to a much higher risk in terms of production issues, etc. Geopolitical meaning ferts, energies, etc - as well... If you will look at the monthly chart you will see that current formation from the top kinda :):):) reminiscent of May 2011 - July 2012 segment and thus :), may point to another test of 200 - 240 cluster with a final low in Dec 2027 or it may not - all will depend on the development. If you will decided to apply GSM then you will have to conclude that you've entered uncharted territory and then risk is ... unknown, meaning you can't cap it in general. And it has nothing to do with all is lost paradigm but with consistent underproduction vs even constantly rationing market... Imagine for a sec, what may happen if this or that fungus will get out of the range due to broken, historically not typical weather pattern at the time when ferts/chemicals are very expensive and the density is 5000tr/ha ? All will not be lost but the drop in yield will be significant and not immediately curable...
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Viriato Magalhaes Jul 31, 2026 1:45PM ET
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AA - if you will get Colombia as example and would like to trust last USDA numbers, then you will see that on all replanting programs, resistant cultivars and high density planting pattern, the yield is ... below 20b/ha.
JB Leslie
AgnosticAtheist Jul 31, 2026 1:45PM ET
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Nothing in your message offended or agitated me. Any publicly available data point is worth considering. My concern is separating confirmed facts from assumptions about crop loss and price impact. As for the GSM discussion, well, I'm sceptical. People who believe resonate with other people who believe. I'm just not in that camp for now.
Robin Tordoff
Robin Tordoff Jul 31, 2026 1:29PM ET
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The whole globe is getiing messed up the last few years with oil fluctuations, fertiliser costs, weather fluctuations, risks of Hormuz, suez, red sea, panama canal all being shut or throttled, wage inflation, instanbility politically, never mind a possible huge weather complex predicted later this year and yet the infants on here cant get why futures are rising???
Marcus Shmidt
Marcus Shmidt Jul 31, 2026 1:18PM ET
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As soon as coffee rallies just a little bit this cancer of coffee market Maja straight away appears spreading her usual nonsense , every time she comes out bullish next day coffee dumps
Ro Al
Ro Al Jul 31, 2026 1:18PM ET
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Maja should be arrested tbh. How is this even legal is the question
Coffee KC
Coffee KC Jul 31, 2026 1:18PM ET
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Which brains listen to Maja ?
Coffee KC
Coffee KC Jul 31, 2026 12:55PM ET
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WHO IS SENDING SUCH LYING INFORMATION. THERE IS SIMPLY NO RAIN AT ALL IN COFFEE BELT BRAZIL. MARKET HAS NEVER BEEN MORE MANIPULATED. US Coffee C Futures climbed 2.2% today, with prices reaching 330.3 cents per pound, as a renewed wave of disruptive rainfall across Brazil's core coffee-growing regions deepened harvest delays and stoked fresh supply anxiety in an already tight physical market
Ro Al
Ro Al Jul 31, 2026 12:55PM ET
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Yes all weatherstations litt said 10 day forecast is warm and dry, perfect to fasten the harvest. I guess they were out of manipulating reasons so now they just lie haha
JB Leslie
AgnosticAtheist Jul 31, 2026 9:38AM ET
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Looks like a new base is building around the 320-325 level.
Ro Al
Ro Al Jul 31, 2026 9:38AM ET
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Its just arabica trying to manipulate it up again because robusta is far out of sync again. 2% difference up to 37% total in 1 month
Coffee Arabica
Coffee Arabica Jul 31, 2026 9:38AM ET
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Wow, the new base has been built and now you are a tarot card reader?
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Coffee Arabica Jul 31, 2026 9:38AM ET
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Ro Al would you like some cheese with that whine?
JB Leslie
AgnosticAtheist Jul 31, 2026 9:38AM ET
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Coffee Arabica - Every week the forum gets a new KAREN AWARD winner. Guess who I'm nominating. I was simply pointing out that comments like those made by Ro AI to the current market may be flawed for those like minded. Anyway, you keep leading with your 5 contract orders.
Coffee KC
Coffee KC Jul 31, 2026 7:20AM ET
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Brazil warehouses are packed. So lets see what they will do with abt 35-40% of crop left or 28-32 million bags. That will be very interesting.
Marcus Shmidt
Marcus Shmidt Jul 31, 2026 7:20AM ET
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Interesting, where do you think coffee should trade as a result? To me chart still looks bullish unless we trade below 322 and stay there , but I know very little about coffee fundamentals
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Coffee Arabica Jul 31, 2026 7:20AM ET
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Marcus Shmidt I see a triple double apple bottom jeans chart, indicating room to go up and down, but maybe even room to stay put.
Viriato Magalhaes
Viriato Magalhaes Jul 30, 2026 3:08PM ET
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Kenan, is the game still rigged or not that much anymore ? :)
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Ro Al
Ro Al Jul 30, 2026 3:08PM ET
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The fact that they dislike my comments stating out facts about the black frost when 75% of all coffee plants died instantly lets you know they are manipulation experts
Rodrigo Faria
Rodrigo Faria Jul 30, 2026 3:08PM ET
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Ro Al, are you serious? Comparing current prices to the time of the "Black Frost" of 1975? Aren't you accounting for the inflation over all these years? Are you saying we should be getting 61 cents per pound today?
Coffee KC
Coffee KC Jul 30, 2026 3:08PM ET
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Why was market 45 usc in 2002, with one of biggest inflation rates between 1979 - 2022 ? Any smart answers on that wise boy ?
Coffee KC
Coffee KC Jul 30, 2026 3:08PM ET
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2002
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Rodrigo Faria Jul 30, 2026 3:08PM ET
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So, you consider yourself intelligent for using a year of major crisis in the coffee sector as the basis for your data?
Coffee KC
Coffee KC Jul 30, 2026 2:16PM ET
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After start of session +10.00n settles at -2.75. Lets see how August begins tomorrow, without a slightly chance of any frost.
JB Leslie
AgnosticAtheist Jul 30, 2026 2:16PM ET
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This is still a tinder box regardless of any potential non-frost. Any single thing that is slightly negative towards the yield this year or any potential issues with the next crop will make this thing pop. God forbide we have a couple of issues like the current crop size being softer than anticipated and no rains in Sep/Oct because of El Nino, the DEC26 will pop like the cork off a champagne bottle on New Years Eve. If that happens then the druken traders will be in charge and I'm not sure 450 will stop the locamotive. Right now Euro drives it up until 8AM EST then NY slams it down. Only thing working for the bears are lower highs and lower lows. Let's see how long that lasts. Tomorrows plan is already layed out now let's see how it plays out. Either a new home or a soup line. Let's see.
 
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