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31/01 - Closed. Currency in USD
Type:  Commodity
Group:  Agriculture
  • Prev. Close: 340.05
  • Open: 341.65
  • Day's Range: 329.95 - 343.15
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Hanco van de stelt 4 hours ago
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It will sink harder than crypto. More than 20%
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Explain why?
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overbought and last days before contract expires
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Oh boy, Hanco still waiting for his day…
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Have you seen COT? If MM don't let up, they will take out positions from producers and traders and the price will explode into a short squeeze. Maybe we need to go with the flow and play a short squeeze in this market :) See X - all analysts want it :)
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#HedgeFunds are the LONGEST they've been across the #agriculture complex in 16 months at +80k contracts (+$18.8B) net long this weekend. We'll find out shortly if new U.S. tariffs threaten hedge funds' bullish bets in markets like Cattle , Coffee , and Corn .
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Tariffs should cause prices to rise on the international market and fall on the domestic market
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After Canada and Mexico USA custom tax from Tuesday onward, Brazil and Argentina is next. Well done Donald !
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Steel tarrifs :D
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Canada is already boycotting American companies :)
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What could the start of the U.S. trade wars mean for coffee prices? Will traders start buying even faster to get their imports in time for the tariffs?
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yes, they are already importing 2024/25 harvest!
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Viriato Magalhaes Feb 01, 2025 1:22PM ET
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From ICO most recent (Dec 2024) report: Exports by Regions –All Forms of Coffee • Exports of all forms of coffee from: o Asia & Oceania decreased by 12.0% to 2.76 million bags in November 2024. o Africa increased by 24.5% to 1.28 million bags in November 2024 from 1.03 million bags in November 2023. o South America increased by 6.0% to 6.43 million bags. o Mexico & Central America increased by 5.2% to 0.39 million bags, as compared with 0.37 million in November 2023. Exports of Coffee by Forms • Total exports of soluble coffee increased by 37.9% in November 2024 to 1.11 million bags from 0.8 million bags in November 2023. • Exports of roasted beans were down 19.3% in November 2024 to 54,243 bags, as compared with 67,174 bags in November 2023.
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Global green bean exports in November 2024 totalled 9.7 million bags, as compared with 9.73 million bags in the same month of the previous year, down 0.4%. This was the first negative growth in the past 13 months. The Robustas was responsible for the overall downturn.
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Green bean exports of the Brazilian Naturals increased in November 2024, rising by 12.1% to 4.06 million bags from 3.63 million bags in November 2023. This was the second time the exports of this group of coffee have risen above the 4.0 million bags level, which in turn were driven by Brazil, the largest producer and exporter of the Brazilian Naturals, and Ethiopia. Brazil exported 3.54 million bags in November 2024, up 10.4% as compared with 3.2 million bags of Brazilian Naturals exported in November 2023.
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Green bean exports of the Robustas were down 17.3% to 3.11 million bags in November 2024 from 3.76 million bags in November 2023. The main driver of November’s double-digits negative growth rate was Vietnam, whose exports were down 47.1% at 1.0 million bags as compared with 1.89 million bags in November 2023. Brazil also contributed to this negative growth rate, with exports down 16.6% to 0.71 million bags as compared with 0.86 million bags in November 2023.
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As Bruno said and what is obvious indeed, it is global export that provides the data to understand global supply/demand situation. :):):)
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So export start to decrease when prices are high? What a suprise... about demand, Brasil exported 40% more coffee to Europe , and consumption in EU start to decrease in 2024 ( between 2013-2023 was mainly on same level) , so you are assuming that with full warehouses Europe will be still importing loty of coffee with higher prices, with consumption decreasing? Trump introduced tarrifs for Mexico and Canada, there are estimates that it will costs 2600$ per house, so what will happen with demand for producta which are not imported from those conturies like coffee if people will have to pay more for energy, fruits, maple syrop?
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So many smart people here - what does such a drastic increase in EFS from Thursday to Friday mean? I understood that funds are moving from futures to swaps, but why are they doing this, what is it about?
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That can come as well from trader's repo. No need to involve funds.
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Sorry, I wasn't precise enough. I meant large entities. I think the change from 1,034 to 6,621 is huge. But what does it mean in practice?
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Emissions 4,571,579 +17.5 Shipments 3,726,886 +7.4 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Export to EU grow by 40% this year, so what is the reason for that? More poeple in EU? Yes, 0.5% more ;) so does consumption rised by 40% y/y? ;) record high export was due different reason, mostly EUDR which might be off the table as EU is changing direction after Trump win, so how will be buying a coffee this year ?
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Countries such as Germany, France and Italy saw a slight decline in coffee consumption of 2%, mainly due to rising raw material prices. So yeah, market is getting bigger and bigger even with higher and higher prices ;)
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And remember tha Germany, France and Italy are the richest inside EU
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Short Dude...I know here we don't really get along but I'm sure we'd have a good chat if we'd have a cup of tea... anyway if you would check what you said like 4 or 5 moths ago you would see that things are never what they look like... sometimes you think some people are losing and its the opposite and sometimes you think some are earning a lot but again it's the opposite. But morw important than earning money is getting new customers ( and here is my concern - we could lose some in near future).
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Kenan Hajdari Never said that. I’ve been saying that was not a good harvest and never saw prices like that for do long, by the way can “you”anser my question before asking one? Im trying to undesrtand what is happening, did you read what i wrote about Brazilian oficial numbers? 53.000.000 production against 50.4 million exports + 22 milion consumption= 72.4 millions evidently had coffee lef over but now if we keep exporting 4 millions bags montly in April it will be Zero, it is what the market is showing with those high quotes. Now, how is the situation in other origins. Can you tell us? Don’t run way from the question with a BS
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where to monday
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400 seems inevitable
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Go higher guys, together we will save the planet :) I've already seen the first article on x entitled Why drinking coffee is destroying the planet :)
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Have you already bought up all the coffee from Biedronka to send to Brazil? Why don't you help them out a little?
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Of course I'll help you. Give me your address and I'll send you :)
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Save your country first, then talk about our Coffeefarms
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You don't understand me Jörg Gehrmann. I already know that the price of coffee should be very high. The demand is still high, too high, our planet can't handle it. The EU has similarly figured out how to deal with too many cattle, thanks to the high price, the number of cattle has decreased. This is an ecological trend :)
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Maria MK did youvready is joke? He is not Brazilian
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