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277.40 -2.35    -0.84%
13:29:56 - Closed. Currency in USD
Type:  Commodity
Group:  Agriculture
Unit:  1 Pound
  • Prev. Close: 279.75
  • Open: 279.90
  • Day's Range: 276.42 - 284.20
US Coffee C 277.40 -2.35 -0.84%

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Cash 342.75s-5.72342.75342.75342.75011/04/26Q / C / O
Dec 26 277.15s-2.60280.95284.40276.401594311/05/26Q / C / O
Mar 27 269.25s-1.65272.25274.95268.551442411/05/26Q / C / O
May 27 265.65s-1.50268.50270.80265.10431811/05/26Q / C / O
Jul 27 263.15s-1.60265.85267.95262.60185611/05/26Q / C / O
Sep 27 261.10s-1.60263.70265.60260.3567711/05/26Q / C / O
Dec 27 258.10s-1.70260.85262.45257.3518311/05/26Q / C / O
Mar 28 255.10s-1.80257.40259.50254.4510911/05/26Q / C / O
   
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seems another ten down due to h&s pattern activation
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October 27-November 2,2026 Coffee Mini.price Data New Crop and Old Crop Price Please Holday Send ?
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Good Jobs
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kC, what's your read on this price action?
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AA - I can't tell you the exact month/year but the thesis itself or let's say my very personal view is a following: 1) there was a lot of density increase recently for both A and R, to 5000 - 7000k trees per ha and it was based on the wish to increase the profit and supported by the modern cultivars and practices; 2) 5000 - 7000k trees/ha is a completely different model and it requires very precise management and ... particular climate pattern, let's say on average the one that was existing before 2021 :); 3) precise management means precise application volume/time wise no matter what; 4) for such a high density it all comes from the inputs and by design creates a potential paradise for the pests/fungus (which very often come together :)) meaning canopy and roots density in the soil; 5) the tree health is depended on the inputs but tree health besides supporting the yield also important in terms of resisting the pests/fungus attacks; 5) for the pests/fungus erratic weather pattern is the best and this is the pattern that we observe within recent years and it's gonna continue for a while; 6) higher interest rate/tight credit for the farmers, record weather anomalies, mechanized harvesting, expensive ferts, etc - for high density planting all this creates absolutely non-linear risk, meaning the percentage, the speed and the budget as the reaction has to be very quick. Depending on the case, the full replanting/cleaning may be needed what is a) expensive; b) takes time. The weather remains the crucial factor as even having appropriate budget and all inputs in place the weather may mitigate or negate the particular application and when for the regular traditional density it would not be a big problem possibly, for high density it is a completely different story. Thus, if the weather and other influencing factors will stay the way it is now the probability of a real outbreak(s) is very very real. Do not forget that farmer's model is never great yield by all means - it is a profit for the farmer, what depends on many factors and when the ratio goes out of the range any average farmer will cut the inputs what will always affects the yield but with different results for different density models. For high density model it affects the yield and health in non-linear manner... Another factor is inertia - the one who just planted 5000 - 7000k trees/ha on 200ha may try to save it or to hope to save it what may support the pest/fungus when immediate clean up is needed. The indexes in some areas by rumors are quite higher than normal and this by the way, explains huge drop that was discussed - besides the rain the broca (as example) could be the factor, etc... There is no talk that all will be lost - there is a talk that all mentioned above will affect the yield (1) and the risk of a real pandemic is quite higher than usual assuming current weather anomalies and more high density farms in place...
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AA - it is all very shortly :), but on a simple logic and science basis 7000k/ha is an invitation for fungus when something goes really south ... :)
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AA - it is good to keep in mind that there is no institution which would be informing you about operative pests/fungus development in ES, MG, SP, etc. In most cases when the problem is officially confirmed the infestation is already of a certain scale... There is no institution which would inform you which exactly percent of fallen beans was completely lost for export, which was totally lost, etc...
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The comment of the professional: New ECMWF outlook continues to highlight the potential for a twin peak El Niño in the eastern Pacific, similar to the 1982-83 event, but potentially more extreme. A huge amount of warm water needs to dissipate before this El Niño ends, and there’s a long way to go. (Here you go :))
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(This is not my assumption but a professional comment made on the hard data set and historical data set analysis. It does not mean by definition the disaster for coffee but highlights the potential risk. Monthly KC chart provides the info about what has happened then... Again, it does not mean that it MUST repeat in the same manner - not at all, the easiest assumption would be that something small or huge may happen, assuming the strength of current El Nino, etc. Huge clearly would mean huge risk going forward... )
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Tudor Eclemea Oct 30, 2026 1:10PM ET
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Sellers really defend 291 - heading back to 269
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What happened to El Nino ?
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Bruno, it is just a new modern ratio in place: 52mb bags production implies 290 price. Next year 100mb production will probably implied 500 :):):)...
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AA - anomalies/disruptions are everywhere and for the records book...
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Maja confirms the drop in ES 2026.
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...hold her t....itts. they dropped long time ago
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Coffee KC an idiot will always be an idiot
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Since Friday, the purchase price paid to coffee farmers in Colombia has once again fallen below production costs. The major players are surely already aware of this. The question is: are they prepared to trigger a crisis that leads to a sharp decline in production—thereby negatively affecting a supply that is already extremely tight?
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I am back and long. Good luck all
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Tomorrow gap down
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Ballsy move. Good luck.
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500ish by july!
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yolanda mirguel till then 240
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Viriato, what's causing the push down in your opinion? What do you see as the floor on this move for the DEC26 and MAR27?
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Viriato Magalhaes Oct 27, 2026 10:26AM ET
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AA, K - Guys, keep in mind that practically nobody analyzing trees :), density models, fallen beans, flowers turnt into the leaves, uneven fruit set and development, etc, etc as it is useless for the short term trading. But everybody is watching production and export numbers :) and the main weather issues as frost or aggressive drought so, what everybody knows now is that production is 48mb by Conab (!) and export is doing great what implies there are beans (of course there are beans) and currently there is no disaster in place. Thus, if all issues are true - those issues will provide the higher base, meaning higher than 250 and then it will be all up to the mother nature :):):) and USDA Dec report.
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Viriato, what I find most interesting is that despite all these warnings about quality losses, stressed trees, Robusta problems and a potentially disappointing 2027 crop, the market continues to move lower. If the supply outlook is as serious as suggested, why aren't buyers responding more aggressively? Perhaps the market is simply distinguishing between confirmed supply and projected problems. Strong exports are happening now, while the proposed 3mb quality loss and future crop damage remain unverified. At some point, we have to consider that the market may be telling us the situation isn't quite as dire as the narrative suggests.
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Viriato Magalhaes Oct 27, 2026 10:26AM ET
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Buyers are two groups: 1) commercials - they are interested to buy as cheap as possible, they will never rush until disaster is officially pronounced because they will loose big otherwise; 2) specs, trading paper - most of them know nothing and want to know nothing about fundamentals and their possible implications going forward. What they know is the production number (Conab - big !!!) and great export. For them it is enough (and very correctly) to assume that for now market has tons of coffee and it really has quite enough :) coffee to provide a great export. If all is that complicated as the rumors are it will not take a lot of time for the information to be officially confirmed. The main point for me is if the rumors fit weather stations data/science or not... If they do - it's a matter of time and precise extent is always unknown, but it will reveal itself... As you see 280 is holding for now :)...
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Viriato, humans have been conditioned since caveman days to focus on threats rather than favorable outcomes. Bad news spreads, good news fades, and coffee is no exception. Every weather anomaly becomes a potential disaster, while record production and strong exports are quickly dismissed. The danger is confusing what might go wrong with what is actually happening.
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Re humans it is absolutely correct and this why 150$ oil will not kill the world as the world efficiently progressed with oil going from 10 to 140 :). Re weather it is not correct and the most important thing is to differ the All is Lost with the period of lower yield on constantly growing consumption. When the required dry period is missed your flowering will never be amazing, it implies that your yield by design is not gonna be amazing. If you will consider that cherry drop was about 20% you have to ask yourself what caused such a drop, meaning the percentage... Just the rain itself or possibly something else to it ? :):):) This particular factor aside, the main issue is: from nominal 48mb production the useful coffee may come to 44 - 45mb and this is quite a big number itself but context wise it is the same as the last good OFF crop, what implies that if 2027 will not deliver :) it's gonna be no ... change in the situation. What implies that any weather issue will happen on higher base and so, the projected move may go way beyond the imagination as cocoa has shown recently :). Ferts/diesel situation does not help and any serious escalation will make it worse and this is what seems imminent to happen now. Diesel aside, if you think that when ferts go 1.5 - 2 times higher all farmers still apply the same, it is not like that :), ask any grain farmer in Canada or any live stock farmer and they will tell you what happens when production cost suddenly goes up like hell... Modern yields and especially for the high density models that provide the certain volume are based on specific ferts application, you went down with it - the yield went down as well, nothing is gonna be lost completely, just the production will suffer... You detected weather anomalies in Canada with your own eye and they are practically everywhere, including all the main coffee origins. If you think that for A night temp of 28C supports the yield I'll disappoint you, it doesn't... Not all Flowers are beans as leaves are not yield, high temps without a severe drought reduce yield significantly, especially if the tree faces direct sun exposure for a long time but the tree may look very green, etc. My thesis is not that one in 300 years El Nino will destroy forever all the coffee trees everywhere :). This is what unlikely will happen... But through the constant weather anomalies and lower application, as example, it may provoke the real outbreak of some pests and fungus, and for your information :) the indexes have been rising in Brazil. Brazil was very fortunate to have it all under a strict control but at some point the situation may change. The real danger starts when the indexes start going out of range and there are already indications of it... Ask any producer in CA and Colombia and they will tell you what it is... When the real frost or hail hits, you see the outcome quickly and you know what happened. When the issues are not of immediate effect the one many think nothing happens at all but this is not what it is... On 48mb CONAB Sep evaluation, warehouses not accepting coffee :), crashing consumption :), doubling african production :), amazing flowering :) and absence of any pronounced disaster the price has to be below 200 already... However, it is not and still flirting with 300 and export is for the records book... I wonder why ? Who are those camikaze buyers and what for they are doing thins after 52mb :) production and even bigger production looming ? And I can't find the answer :)... I'm not agitating you or anybody - the one has to do what works for him and it all has nothing to do with intraday anyways, but the one who believes the weather stations data and the historical precedents would better be cautious :):):)... You may have 100mb production but if 50% of that production is not consumable it doesn't change anything ... (figure of speech :))
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lula won...prepare for reais crush
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Its not a crush it like a meteor hit BRL
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aleksandar loncar -9% is huge for any currency to devalue
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