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Type:  Commodity
Group:  Agriculture
  • Prev. Close: 288.55
  • Open: 283.30
  • Day's Range: 283.30 - 295.95
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Coffee KC
Coffee KC 11 hours ago
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Starbucks is considering withdrawl from China market. So much about consumption growth in China.
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I have been insisting on China demand for a long time..same demand for cocoa also..new story has been written for both cofee and cocoa..bottoms will be much higher for example..we won‘t see below 200$ for coffee anymore..as below 6000$ for cocoa too
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Kenan Hajdari 19 hours ago
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I am surprised. I just wrote that nowadays vs 13 years ago globally there is almost 30 % more coffee planted areas. And it was deleted. I didn't insult anyone.
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And another interesting thing is that the frost 2 years ago wiped out 20-30% of production, right? Is that finally entering back into production next crop? I find it interesting nobody talks about that…
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Somar Meteorologia reported Monday that rainfall in Brazil's biggest arabica coffee growing area of Minas Gerais received 60.9 mm of rain last week, or 127% of the historical average. Minas Gerais is Brazil's largest arabica coffee-producing area. Signs of larger global coffee supplies are bearish for prices after the International Coffee Organization (ICO) reported November 8 that global coffee exports in Sep rose +25% y/y to 10.76 mln bags and that exports from Oct-Sep rose +11.7% y/y to 137.27 mln bags. Posting this since Rodrigo only posts the bullish part of the news articles
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Pmngr 22 hours ago
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It can be bear trap
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Rodrigo Faria
Rodrigo Faria 21 hours ago
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Great, but explain to us why 25%? What does it have to do with the "60.9mm" rain?
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All the bears have now last hope of 306$:)..but irrational..it will also be broken up next week..13-14 years’ 300$ is not equal to today’s 300$ for sure..demand has drastically increased especially by China and other Asian countries, seasonality, Xmas time also plays a role..and production regions have been damaged by climate changes/ diseases/ drought..etc.. Inflation and production costs are different factors that edge the prices higher up to the sky..
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Kenan Hajdari Nov 23, 2024 12:57AM ET
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Brazil's naturals and robustas are not certified in NY. Hmmm. There are still people who place their bets on ICE. So there can be millions of bags out of Brazil and other countries but still ICE is to be taken to consideration.
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ShortDude Nov 23, 2024 12:57AM ET
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So you discuss the price of KC, give opinions about manipulation, etc. and you don't even know what is traded on ICE? Shame. Well at least you will learn a little.
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Kenan Hajdari Nov 23, 2024 12:57AM ET
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I thought you were more intelligent and understand what I'm trying to say
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Dilbert Doomas
Dilbert Doomas Nov 22, 2024 5:26PM ET
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Here goes the simply things in life, Java.
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ShortDude Nov 22, 2024 4:35PM ET
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Coffee prices Friday extended their sharp 3-week-long rally, with March arabica posting a contract high and December arabica posting a new 13-year nearest-futures high. Meanwhile, January robusta coffee climbed to a 1-1/2 month high. Coffee prices have carryover support from Thursday when the USDA's Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) projected Brazil's 2024/25 coffee production at 66.4 MMT, below the USDA's previous forecast of 69.9 MMT. The USDA's FAS also projects Brazil's coffee inventories at 1.2 million bags at the end of the 2024/25 season in June, down -26% y/y.
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Yasir Kiani
Yasir Kiani Nov 22, 2024 3:52PM ET
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Coffee price manipulation has far-reaching impacts compared to commodities like cocoa. Unlike chocolate, coffee is a daily necessity for millions, making it harder for consumers to reduce consumption. Any price surge directly affects households and businesses, prompting governments to step in and regulate prices to minimize economic strain. Unlike cocoa, where demand elasticity allows some flexibility, coffee's role as a routine staple limits such leverage for market manipulators.
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Robin Tordoff Nov 22, 2024 2:56PM ET
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Take a log chart on the monthly and then have a rethink.
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The question is, "Is coffee mapping Cocoa currently and setting a new range or falling back to average?", If the fundamentals have shifted enough, then we are seeing the same move in this government subsidised historical commodity move back to natural market forces. This means 3 can become 12... and more.
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@Robin can you please explain where coffee is grown as a government subsidized commodity?
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