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06/06 - Closed. Currency in USD ( Disclaimer )
Type:  Commodity
Group:  Agriculture
Unit:  1 Pound
  • Prev. Close: 184.08
  • Open: 182.95
  • Day's Range: 181.58 - 184.88
US Coffee C 184.08 +0.98 +0.54%

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ICE stocks are melting at a rapid pace. Backwardation already $3. Maja is gathering arguments in her favor. The new crop continues not to put pressure on the market.
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Cecafe is almost frozen. 40% drop MoM, only 70k certs today.
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Trying arguments since 260 cts/lb. One time will get it right
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ICO statementhttps://ibb.co/QvQqG6p
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Something new? It is basically about history.
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Interesting, clarifying the lower demand growth rate, which may explain the lower volume of world exports and imports, but without any reference to world Ending Stocks, important for assessing short-term availability
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A lower growting rate must reflect as a same (at least) export volume. This year we see world exportation 6,4% below than last year (aprox 4mi bags) so far. Brazil export this year 3,5mi less than last year until may, almost the same amount as the world didnt export.
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Mid 190's later this week IMO...
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Yellow alert for extreme cold in coffee producing regions between June 16th and 20th. With risk of frost in crops, between Sao Paulo and Minas Gerais, main producers. Source: time&money.
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#Extreme weather conditions brought on by the approaching El Nino are fueling concerns that Robusta beans in major coffee producers such as Vietnam and Indonesia could be hit, resulting in higher prices. “The now widely expected transition to El Nino conditions in the third quarter of 2023 has fueled fears of reduced production in Vietnam and Indonesia, both major producers of Robusta coffee,” Fitch Solutions research unit BMI said in a report. dated May 24th. Robusta beans are known for their bitter characteristics and higher acidity, containing more caffeine than premium and more expensive arabica. Brazil's Robusta crop was also negatively impacted by the drought, the report said. That means the cost of instant coffee and espressos, usually made with robusta beans, could come under pressure amid supply concerns and stronger-than-normal demand for robusta as consumers look for cheaper substitutes. for Arabica. El Nino is a weather phenomenon that typically brings warmer and drier than normal conditions to the central and eastern tropical Pacific Ocean. Climate scientists are predicting that this year's El Nino could fall in the second half of 2023. Southeast Asia recently experienced record heat in mid-May. “In Southeast Asia, El Niño conditions are associated with below-average rainfall and higher temperatures, which depress coffee production,” said the BMI report. Vietnam, Indonesia and Brazil are the top producers of robusta, according to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. “We draw attention to heavy rains in Indonesia through Q1 2023, which had a negative impact on coffee bean quality, with the USDA predicting a decline of around one-fifth in Robusta coffee production,” the analysts said. . Carlos Mera, head of agricultural commodities markets at Rabobank, predicts a 10% drop in production to 11.2 million bags of robusta in the next harvest. In 2016, El Niño-related water shortages in Vietnam and Indonesia led to a decline in global production of nearly 10%, according to statistics from the research unit. Typically, in an El Niño year, "it's not unusual" for Vietnam and Indonesia to "see a 20% decline in production" of robusta beans, Shawn Hackett, president of commodities brokerage Hackett Financial Advisors, told CNBC. “That would mean a pretty severe Robusta contraction,” he said. Robusta beans account for 40% of world coffee production and Arabica beans account for the remaining 60% of global coffee production. Arabica beans are generally considered to be of higher quality and are priced higher than Robusta coffee. However, global economic pressures are skewing demand for robusta, the dark horse of coffee beans. Robusta prices are supported as coffee product manufacturers and consumers switch from Robusta beans to more expensive Arabica beans to save costs in times of inflation, the BMI report said. Robusta coffee prices recently rose to a 15-year high of $2,783 per tonne at the end of May. They last traded at $2,608 a tonne for July futures, according to Intercontinental Exchange data. Additionally, the premium arabica beans have over robusta beans has dropped to its lowest level since 2019 due to rising demand for the relatively cheaper coffee bean. “Asia, generally speaking, liked Robusta more than Arabica, and as such Robusta demand is growing at a much faster pace than Arabica demand,” Hackett said. He cited the lower price of Robusta beans in Asia and the population's palette for Robusta bean beverages. Kopi, also known as Nanyang coffee, is a dark coffee beverage popular in Southeast Asia, traditionally brewed with Robusta beans. But Asia is not the only region that has increased the taste for Robusta. “Although the reduction in washed arabica imports is partly due to lower availability… the shift to robusta shows that cheaper coffees are being strongly preferred by the European market,” said Natalia Gandolphi, analyst at HedgePoint Global Markets’ Intelligence. Gandolphi said she expects a shortfall of 4.16 million bags of robusta for the period from October 2023 to September 2024.
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MGom Jun 05, 2023 6:26PM ET
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CECAFE, shipments on May23, must be between 2.5M and 2.6M bags
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Inflation is causing prices to rise. Why are you waiting for coffee to get cheaper?
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In this case, with high inflation, the consumption of inventories at the destination becomes more interesting than new imports.
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According to you, there is no interest from buyers and sellers have coffee. This should bring prices down quickly, however, this is not happening. How do you explain this?
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Just follow the physical prices in Brazil. Diffs is the reason
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Maybe you should change your name an position to ShortSometimes
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Mercury KG Jun 05, 2023 5:10PM ET
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Central America is frying, no rain. Terrible crops looming.Of course, some will deny it
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In forecats Honduras for example temperatures max till 28C and rain everyday. Seems normal to me.
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ShortDude ShortDude  My friends in Mexico have been suggesting for a while now that things are not normal this year, very hot. I have been in Spain for the last 3 months and things are not normal here either, much cloudier and cooler than normal with far more rain after a warm winter.
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Super El Nino are cyclical as many other things and previous one was in 2015-16 so, 2023 kinda doesn't fit the cycle, it should come around 2025 - 27 or so... If this El Nino will come as a super one it may be atributed to GSM cycle. GSM tends to intensify weather events...
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JCA Stocks Apr 2023 - 2.33 mm bags (-4.4% m/m | -25.8% y/y). Samurai have stopped importing coffee. Stocks are at their lowest levels in years.
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That is about to change, more drastically that you have seen in your lifetime. The Yen and Ruble will be the next world currency. And Brandon's pushing it. just like his attack on oil.
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Keith Moore  Especially ruble. OMG. Currency of corrupted and drunk petrol station.
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What a weird combo,
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No chance of alternative currency for foreseeable. Best of the bad is usd.
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Dieter Lochner Jun 05, 2023 8:46AM ET
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Agree, over here BRICS also has that dream of a counter currency to the dollar...ludicrous
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Spread 3$, Honduras where are you?!
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And ICE continues to melt away.
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Mercury KG Jun 05, 2023 8:37AM ET
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Frying...no rain.
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A small comment on the latest ECF stock report. Total MoM stocks have grown. What Arabica lost was made up for with Robusta stocks. Despite such small exports, stocks did not fall.
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Beginning of Summer in the Northern Hemisphere
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