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200.55 -5.55    -2.69%
03/05 - Closed. Currency in USD ( Disclaimer )
Type:  Commodity
Group:  Agriculture
Unit:  1 Pound
  • Prev. Close: 206.10
  • Open: 205.57
  • Day's Range: 200.10 - 208.38
US Coffee C 200.55 -5.55 -2.69%

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Viriato Magalhaes
Viriato Magalhaes 7 hours ago
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WE long read: Vietnam. MY Oct23/Oct24, USDA Nov 23 report. Total area roughly 600k ha, Dak Lak and Gia Lai combined about 300k ha. Highlights: 1) 22/23 was lowered to 27.2mb R+A, R of 26.3mb, A of 0.9mb, due to unfavorable weather, resulting in lower cherry survival rates; 2) 23/24 was lowered to 27.5mb of R+A, R of 26.2mb, A of 1.3mb; 3) USDA admitted crop shifting and intercropping as also a factor, lowering production; 4)USDA admitted ON/OFF :) cycle for Vietnam production; 5) average yield roughly 45b/ha (Stone X stated roughly 58b/ha for R ES for 23/24). ....... Open sources, last couple of months: 1) Drought/temps issues recorded widely, Dak Lak/Gia Lai; 2) Mealybug infestation of quite higher level; 3) Irrigation problems, related to drought/high temps; 4) Statements about possible reduction in 23/24 for additional 10 - 20%; 5) Possible 24/25 lower production without indication of a percentage. ... Judy Ganes: 1) Drought/High temps real, up to 37 - 38C at noon; 2) irrigation problems for many farms; 3) much higher mealybug infestation rate than normal, critical for some farms; 4) some farmers say, yield reduction expected, as example 22/23 7mt/ha, 23/24 can be 4.5mt/ha; 24/25 can be 2.5mt/ha, same farm; 5) vegetative looks to be affected and as the result - 25/26 (!) production (for affected farms (!)).
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From comments, made re JG comments about current Vietnam situation: Similar issues were in place in ES in 2014-2016 :) :) :). At the moment it is impossible to say what will be exact outcome for Vietnam 23/24 production. But no devastation is needed... In fact, 1 - 2mb of further reduction vs USDA projection of 27.5mb 23/24 will be 3 times more than enough for a ... deep frustration. 1mb/2mb reduction vs estimate of 27.5mb would be 3.6 - 7.3 %, even below 10% rate. To be simple, 5% of reduction would be 1.4mb, nothing crazy, assuming real weather issues and their coverage. Now, what is unique in my very personal view: 1) problems have been present/covered in almost all the origins, of different importance, but combined effect would be a percentage of total production in all of them; 2) facts of droughts (where applicable, Karnataka, CD'I, etc) were well covered, temps recorded by stations and used by respected w-services; 3) as soon as and IF first report for important origin will confirm the issue, the risk is real that it will be extrapolated to reasonable extent to all other origins, that suffered (documented) the same weather issues; 4) but besides 3) for 23/24, some adjustments may also be automatically made towards 24/25, etc - why not ? For instance, IF ( big if) it will be (may be not) considered being correct for Vietnam, then why shouldn't it be applied accordingly to India, etc ? 5) if 4) will take place, the effect may be expected higher as 25 is OFF (still ? :)) in Brazil; 5) USDA reductions for R in ES for last/post strong El Nino years are open numbers, anybody can see. Percentage wise it was huge, if this season will show reduction, it may be smaller, why not ? But 30% this time are not indeed needed, as the scale of the problem was very wide internationally... As example, 10% of reduction for just R for ES will be 1.6mb vs estimated 16mb. Thus to collect my virtual possible reduction of 5mb, 1.4mb Vietnam + 1.6mb ES already make 3mb, all other origins, IF problem is true !, will add more than 2mb for sure, etc... Those are all BIG paper IFs currently, but all on the very reasonable ground and historic precedents... Now, when all this may start happening, if it will be considered being kinda true ? Believe it or not, but in ... the beginning of the paper :) frost season :) :) :). All may be found false and conspiracy, farmers - greedy, hoarding - twice the harvest, etc - nobody knows :) :) :). But the chance also is that might be not :).
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Stoch on daily is at the level that correlates with the reversal/bounce around the corner. As Sam and Short Dude said, it may drop to 190, 195, etc... But assuming that 62FIB was defeated and the importance of 200 - 213 (or wider 190 - 213:)) support cluster, the chance is real that frost season will be officially met at the over 200 level. Not agitating anybody to do anything !!! Just my very personal view...
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April statistics from ICO show world supply is exceeding world demand by 1m bags. this is obvious that the current price will go down as we are approaching havest season of 2023/24 from this may to September
Barry Nickerson
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This and coca, too big of a coincidence. Somebody got set up and just lost a ton on both, unless they set up for a monster short, which I doubt is do-able.
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ShortDude May 03, 2024 2:09PM ET
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Brazil is flooding ICE with new bags.
Robin Tordoff
Robin Tordoff May 03, 2024 2:09PM ET
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Old bags
Alex Cataldo
Alex Cataldo May 03, 2024 2:09PM ET
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I wouldn't say old bags. They're clearing out their warehouses in preparation for the new harvest. People got suckered into the whole Robusta shortage scare tactics. Yea there's a shortage, but its nothing near what the market freaked out and responded to. Floor's been pulled out and there's only one way its going for the near future. Buckle up because the bulls are dead. Brokers have been saying the same thing, technicals don't match the fundementals and everything was grossly oversold.
Barry Nickerson
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Maybe that 11 ounce can of cheap coffee won't cost $6 next month.
Paweł Mistrzu
Paweł Mistrzu May 03, 2024 1:09PM ET
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when it hits 200 we move on.....down
sharp madoff
sharp madoff May 03, 2024 12:31PM ET
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almost there, patience needed
Coffee Arabica
Coffee Arabica May 03, 2024 12:31PM ET
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For?
Fudbal Fudbalko
Fudbal Fudbalko May 03, 2024 12:31PM ET
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Coffee Arabica
Coffee Arabica 7 hours ago
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BIG John
BIG John May 03, 2024 12:23PM ET
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Deep pockets are really shaken the Coffee tree hard, to get ALL longs to give up and close their positions. LOL.
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BIG John May 03, 2024 12:23PM ET
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They trayed HARD and was obviously what was wanted, to push PA below 200, but they failed. - Next week will be interesting.
Ryan DeLoach
Ryan DeLoach May 03, 2024 10:47AM ET
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Going tbh, this may be the most worthless chat I’m aware of… Most were bullish when this started tanking from 230 w/funds long to the hilt. Last time posting here
Robin Tordoff
Robin Tordoff May 03, 2024 10:11AM ET
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Could go late 180's, we will see
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Looking for the wick low to get long. Nearly there.
 
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