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  • Day's Range: 369.80 - 377.30
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Brazil's coffee farmers turn to costly irrigation to quench global demand for the brew - Reuters , 2 hours ago
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I think it's going above 420 again
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No, the coffees are out of sync 2% today. Robusta wants to go down but KC trying to hold on to the bloated price
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specs will buy it up so roasters pay the price
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Reason for that thinking of "above 420 again"?
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AgnosticAtheist unhealthy storms in Brazil
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(Peter Lechev) Noted. I will watch the price action to see if your theory is shared by the funds. The current action looks more towards 'distribution' as if the funds are shedding long position. Thanks for the heads up.
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Robusta down 1,5%
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i would try sell now but i have it already lower :D
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if we dont go down, we are going up.
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Wider markets set for a kicking. Silver looks like a very attractive trade right now. Money lookung for safe heavens. Coffee started ok but as us futures got batter coffee turned too
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The other day you said coffee was going to get beaten down with the wider markets…
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Nielsen data – reported by Reuters – shows that coffee sales in Europe and North America, the world’s two biggest consumer markets, fell by 3.8% in volume last year, while prices rose by an average of 4.6 per cent. Legit data, now talk again shortdude
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Or :) , if consumption is crashing, etc why the stocks decreased in the first place ? :):):) And who provided the data about 3.8% decrease in coffee consumption in US in 2024 ? NCA was more than positive :) about coffee consumption in US in 2024.
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Reuters referred to Nielsen in relation to volume, sold by importers in roasted and ground beans and underlined that hand to mouth regime is in place (what's not news for a long time already). Also underlined the rise of the private labels :). And no soluble data which always rises in such a situation... Roughly 3% would be nothing strange rationing wise, 3% of 175mb is 5mb, underproduction in 2024 was about 8mb in Brazil only. :) Rationing is not cancelling, it is balancing.
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Same R article underlined that raw bean price in the cup in the cafe/restaurant is about ... 2%. :)
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Not sure about your NCA comment. The data shared by KDRP was the drop of 3.8%. They had a 2% drop budgeted. The coffee selling price they have baked in is $3.00 green coffee 'C' price. They are now considering adjusting to $4.00 price but are concerned about how that will drive consumption even lower. This is the definition of "stuck between a rock and a hard place".
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NCA comments are online and easy, if US consumption (retail/in home) is the subject. Combined data for US and EU is not very informative as those are different markets still. Stores operate on sales per square unit basis, the goal is to have this indicator at certain level for each product group. Stores do not care about consumption of specific item - they do care about sales and profit margin. But what they don't like is the constant increase in prices and for obvious reasons. So, they took a pause to evaluate and to wait what suppliers are gonna say. Suppliers are in trouble because they have no clue what's gonna happen next as the pattern they knew and got used to work with in 50 years got ... broken. And that creates confusion... and opportunities for private labels.
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Germany's February retail sales rose 4.9% year-on-year, against a forecast of 3.1%. The previous reading was 3.3% (revised from 2.9%). Germany's retail sales performance in February was the best in 2 years.
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...if they let you in at all...take the poster of your yellow Lambo with you
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NKG? This is the company that, at 250 in the fall, told you that flowering had gone wonderfully and Brazil would have a very good harvest? And you went all in on short positions? No thanks, I won't trust their analysis again. All the companies you mentioned have a vested interest in buying coffee beans cheaply in Brazil and other producer countries. They are not unbiased. NKG lied like crazy about flowering.
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Oh sorry, the penny aka Lambo trader is the benchmark for KC...sorry for mentioning irrelevant companies hahahahhah....what a plonker
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..and yes, trees are full of coffee beans in Brazil and weather is just perfect
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Coffee KCwhat about Ecom?, Know the very well will call Santana in Santos and talk with him about it
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The latest monthly green coffee bean import data for China just came out. Jan 2025: 15900.3 MT, compared with Jan 2024: 37143.3 MT. Down by 57.19% Y/Y.
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What does it say?
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China is completely irrelevant fpr coffee consumption Better follow USA soon after Tariffs will be set. Coffee Armaggedon.
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Such armageddon as on copper?
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ShortDude. Better watch last Vicente Zotti podcast and if stoch on daily will start showing divergence vs price :).
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Vicente shortly touched everything, including rationing. He also referred to 1982 water stress in relation to current :). 1982 water stress produced 100 points move from 1983 to 1986 :).
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The wider markets have topped for now, general commodity trackers will get pulled down, and pull coffee along with many other softs down, in order for coffee to weather the coming storm, significant bullish drivers will be needed.
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