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US Coffee C Futures - Jul 24 (KCN4)
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| Symbol | Exchange | Currency | ||
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| KC | Derived | USD | Real-time | |
| KCc1 | ICE | USD | Delayed | |
| KCc2 | ICE | USD | Delayed | |
| KCc3 | ICE | USD | Delayed | |
| KCc4 | ICE | USD | Delayed | |
| KCc5 | ICE | USD | Delayed | |
| KCc6 | ICE | USD | Delayed | |
| KCc7 | ICE | USD | Delayed |
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224.05
+2.20
+0.99%
Type:
Commodity
Group:
Agriculture
Unit:
1 Pound
- Prev. Close: 221.85
- Open: 221.15
- Day's Range: 220.23 - 226.05
US Coffee C
224.05
+2.20
+0.99%
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sharp madoff
19 hours ago
im waiting for my levels, still way overshoted
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coffee arabica
23 hours ago
time to buy some coffee
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anna blaz
19 hours ago
Już niżej nie spadnie?
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Fudbal Fudbalko
Apr 23, 2024 8:59AM ET
220.oo game over
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Bruno O Souza
3 hours ago
The game is over?
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Viriato Magalhaes
Apr 22, 2024 2:58PM ET
Armageddon got subdued, at least for now :).
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Bruno O Souza
Apr 22, 2024 2:58PM ET
Viriato Magalhaes june 1997 2.63
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Viriato Magalhaes
Apr 22, 2024 2:58PM ET
Updated prediction by NOAA for solar cycle 25 peak pointed to the period between Jan and Oct 2024 (previous prediction was pointing to 2025). Real cooling, related to GSM cycle, supposed :) to start after current cycle 25 will pass its peak, and La Nina is expected to arrive around June...
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Viriato Magalhaes
18 hours ago
Heat waves continue in Africa and Asia, but cold anomalies have started appearing in some parts of EU - may be a signal that 25th cycle peak is indeed in the making or about it, etc. If to consider that Vietnam, Indonesia and India will deliver smaller crops this year and :) to consider that some African/Islands producers will produce a bit :) less also, Brazil will remain the Salvador :). Asia/India/Africa may normalize for 2025 but Brazil should :) :) :) have OFF crop in 2025 - the situation may stay a bit nervous still :) as another roughly 3mb should be added to global consumption (6mb for 2024 + 2025). One Brazilian paper :) study, dedicated to droughts in MG and based on information, covering last 100 (over 100) years of data, pointed to a real probability of serious drought in MG in 2026. Well, 2026 may become 2025 or 2027 or may NEVER happen at all (or degree can easy be meaningless) - nobody knows... we'll see it soon :) :) :)... Most important for now for KC is to manage to stay somehow :) above 200 level. If global cooling will really start in this fall, it may provide some additional support ... And the frost season is around the corner... :)
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Viriato Magalhaes
18 hours ago
High temps do not need to destroy the crops - they disrupt vegetative functioning of the tree and as the result, the productivity may be lower for some percentage, etc. Assuming all the anomalies recorded in 23/24 my, global reduction for 7mb would not be unrealistic (nobody knows NOW !!!), hypothetical reduction for 7mb + 3mb consumption growth gives 10mb figure, etc... Assuming current prices for Cocoa, those, thinking to add area or replant may think twice if it's gonna be coffee or cocoa...not very big but nevertheless still a factor... :) Vietnam, Indonesia and Brazil are cocoa producers, at some moment in time Brazil was big until fungus killed it almost all...
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Viriato Magalhaes
10 minutes ago
Judy Ganes has to be in Vietnam this week (as she mentioned in her twitter) to observe the crop and evaluate the production, possible damages (if any!), etc. USDA in its Nov 2023 report lowered 23/24 production. for 3.8mb to 27.5mb, citing domestic consumption about 3.5mb and export about 25mb. Ending stocks for 22/23 have been lowered to a figure of 339kb. Maja, citing her sources in her twitter, mentioned that total production A+R may drop to 25-26mb :), assuming the effect of the drought, etc and this idea correlates well with Judy Ganes visit to Vietnam in my view, as the real goal behind visit most likely is to see if the real damage will be bigger than 3.8mb already accessed by USDA. If to consider that production will be 26mb, then 26.339 - 3.5mb = 22.839mb ---> or roughly 22.5mb, available for export ex-Vietnam in 24/25MY (paper). For comparison, USDA projected 23/24 total export of all forms being 25mb --- 2.5mb less would be available for export. This is all talk for now, but similar situation may be in Indonesia and India, R wise, and high temps could lower yield in Mexico and CA as well as the islands.
Another point - will it affect 2025 crop ? Nobody knows at this point :), but high temps (days and nights) do not add to the yield if to follow old fashion view at A tree... :)
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Wang Yujie
Apr 22, 2024 6:31AM ET
what is going on?
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anna blaz
Apr 22, 2024 6:31AM ET
Armagedon
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Hadi Ibrahim
Apr 22, 2024 2:18AM ET
If it follows cocoa patterns u can expect tremendous gains…check the weather if it was crops friendly in the producing countries like brazil so u will have better picture.. good luck
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augustine mugabo
Apr 21, 2024 10:40AM ET
Do we expect coffee prices to hike in the coming weeks? if so, by how much?
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Mercury KG
Apr 21, 2024 10:40AM ET
Ahhh, to have a crystal ball :-)
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Viriato Magalhaes
Apr 19, 2024 9:38PM ET
It seems like cocoa processing in North America went up in a first quarter: plants processed 3.6% more vs first quarter of previous year (open sources info :)). Main point is not it grew up but it didn't fall as many expected due to price... Strong El Nino was usually damaging for Vietnam coffee crop and it seems, it happened again. But the one has to ask himself a simple question: if just some :) damaging weather, not yet (if at all) officially fully confirmed, is able to produce the move roughly equal to a move, justified by real multiple, fully confirmed frost in Brazil, is it really just weather in Vietnam or it may be something more to it ? Because if there is :), current move has a chance to continue (including pull backs), at first, toward 290 area and then who knows ... :) As GCA doesn't publish and current move up happened on superb Brazilian export, CONAB (till previous report) hasn't found anything suspicious and most important USDA reports, related to R are coming out in May as next CONAB report and ECF stocks report also coming in May (Brazil in June), weather continues to impress here and there, KC may still have about 1.5 months to entertain the market... :). I don't know if JD completed any field trips recently, but as she has very very long and extensive experience, unlikely she would mention the possibility of lighter yields for current Brazilian crop without any data in her hands... :) Also, Stoch on weekly and monthly charts didn't produce sell signal yet. All may change quickly of course, as KC has life its own :)... NOT an agitation to do anything !!! :)
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Kenan Hajdari
Apr 19, 2024 9:38PM ET
The question is for Viriato
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Viriato Magalhaes
Apr 19, 2024 9:38PM ET
No, I haven't. Main reasons are: 1) I have no power :) to make extensive trip to understand a whole picture as main road trips :) do not give a lot; 2) USDA lowered 23/24 crop for 3.8mb in its semi report (Nov, 2023) due to influence of strong El Nino as it was the case during past strong Los Ninos - there was nothing special in it, just normal reaction to the same (as before :)) cause; 3) If it would be something of very disastrous degree - we all would know about it already; 4) I follow closely the developments in important origins but only from open sources (my principle :)); 5) Vietnam situation in general is well known and covered (by USDA reports first of all), so what was going on till yesterday is completely within multiyear trend.
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Viriato Magalhaes
Apr 19, 2024 9:38PM ET
As Vietnam is very important origin, most traders ask themselves 3 main questions: 1) Will USDA confirm, decrease or increase previously stated reduction (3.8mb) ? 2) What export of R USDA will project for 24/25 season ? 3) Will USDA come to a conclusion that current drought will affect to the downsize 24/25 harvest and if it will, to which degree ? In May we should get this info. As MGom once said :), 3.8mb -- roughly 4mb -- may not look huge for Vietnam specifically, but for the comparison purposes it is about ALL Mexican production. If you will combine possible Vietnam, Indonesia, India production problems in relation to record temps (not lost crops :) but just possible combined reduction and possible (!) consequences for next crop), the figure may be quite impressive. A specially, if you would assume retail consumption global growth at rate of 1.75 percent on annual basis... 1.75percent annual growth, as example, is nothing out of the range and this figure (1.5 - 2percent) correlates well with the growth in many other product groups, etc... It is mostly related to the population and income growth and the coffee culture becoming a fashion within countries where it was not strong historically...
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Viriato Magalhaes
Apr 19, 2024 9:38PM ET
Superb export ex-Brazil post harvest 2023 may tell whatever :), but first of all, it tells that Brazil has coffee to export and consumption is doing just fine, otherwise export wouldn't be that great. Decreased export can be also explained by many reasons, but besides conspiracy and greedy producers :), it may mean that production/stocks are not that high and so, producers may allow themselves to be thrifty for some time... :) :) :)
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Viriato Magalhaes
Apr 19, 2024 9:38PM ET
For instance, I saw some comments from Indian producers (Karnataka), complaining about the high temps and affected crop. I have no idea if it's true or not and if it is - to what degree, but high temps have been confirmed by weather stations, services, etc. Thus, at first and personally, I do expect some reduction to be stated and then everything else :). Reduction can be meaningful or not - it remains to be seen, but again, the temps were/are reality, not guesses and reduction would be inline with normal reaction of tree, etc... Most origins are not that technically/technologically advanced as Brazil and so, I would assume that in a bad scenario, effect would be of higher degree... There were rumors of possible quality issues in Brazil, how meaningful it is or will be :), if at all - remains to be seen, but weather was not perfect to provide superb crop... Weather could be manually :) corrected by some producers but for sure, not by all of them... :) :) :)
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anna blaz
Apr 19, 2024 4:24PM ET
Co dalej będzie? Jak myślicie?
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