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US Coffee C Futures - May 25 (KCK5)
Real-time derived
| Symbol | Exchange | Currency | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KC | Derived | USD | Real-time | |
| KCc1 | ICE | USD | Delayed | |
| KCc2 | ICE | USD | Delayed | |
| KCc3 | ICE | USD | Delayed | |
| KCc4 | ICE | USD | Delayed | |
| KCc5 | ICE | USD | Delayed | |
| KCc6 | ICE | USD | Delayed | |
| KCc7 | ICE | USD | Delayed |
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357.70
+14.85
+4.33%
11/04 - Closed. Currency in USD
Type:
Commodity
Group:
Agriculture
Unit:
1 Pound
- Prev. Close: 357.70
- Open: 345.95
- Day's Range: 341.60 - 360.70
US Coffee C
357.70
+14.85
+4.33%
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In the table below you'll find the last, change, open, high, low and previous close for each US Coffee C Futures future contract. Click on the links column icons (Q C O) for quotes, charts, options and historical market data for each future contract - as well as the US Coffee C Futures Cash. (Price quotes for US Coffee C Futures are delayed by at least 10 minutes, as per exchange requirements).
Coffee Contracts
Delayed Futures - 22:18 - Sunday, April 13th
| Month | Last | Chg. | Open | High | Low | Volume | Time | Chart | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cash | 363.12s | +0.57 | 363.12 | 363.12 | 363.12 | 0 | 04/11/25 | Q / C / O | |
| May 25 | 357.70s | +14.85 | 345.95 | 360.70 | 341.60 | 23345 | 04/11/25 | Q / C / O | |
| Jul 25 | 353.60s | +12.00 | 345.05 | 355.95 | 340.05 | 28564 | 04/11/25 | Q / C / O | |
| Sep 25 | 347.80s | +10.35 | 340.30 | 350.20 | 335.90 | 9791 | 04/11/25 | Q / C / O | |
| Dec 25 | 341.25s | +8.60 | 335.20 | 344.25 | 331.20 | 6279 | 04/11/25 | Q / C / O | |
| Mar 26 | 335.55s | +8.25 | 330.20 | 338.50 | 327.00 | 2877 | 04/11/25 | Q / C / O | |
| May 26 | 327.70s | +7.90 | 320.70 | 330.50 | 319.90 | 780 | 04/11/25 | Q / C / O | |
| Jul 26 | 317.05s | +7.10 | 310.05 | 319.75 | 310.05 | 231 | 04/11/25 | Q / C / O | |
| Sep 26 | 302.85s | +6.25 | 298.75 | 305.00 | 298.10 | 120 | 04/11/25 | Q / C / O | |
| Dec 26 | 291.55s | +5.70 | 284.90 | 292.30 | 284.90 | 68 | 04/11/25 | Q / C / O | |
| Mar 27 | 284.35s | +4.50 | 279.85 | 286.50 | 279.85 | 18 | 04/11/25 | Q / C / O | |
| May 27 | 279.60s | +5.20 | 279.60 | 282.45 | 279.60 | 8 | 04/11/25 | Q / C / O | |
| Jul 27 | 275.25s | +5.15 | 277.55 | 278.75 | 275.25 | 6 | 04/11/25 | Q / C / O | |
| Sep 27 | 270.95s | +5.25 | 274.00 | 274.85 | 270.95 | 5 | 04/11/25 | Q / C / O | |
| Dec 27 | 266.90s | +5.25 | 270.45 | 271.10 | 266.90 | 4 | 04/11/25 | Q / C / O | |
| Mar 28 | 264.70s | +6.30 | 269.35 | 269.35 | 264.70 | 1 | 04/11/25 | Q / C / O |
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Oscar Correa
Apr 11, 2025 8:35PM ET
As Dude said, beatiful weekly hammer.
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Robin Tordoff
Apr 11, 2025 12:32PM ET
Wick me up.
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ShortDude
Apr 11, 2025 12:32PM ET
Weekly candle so bullish.
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AgnosticAtheist
Apr 11, 2025 12:32PM ET
True but falling Open Interest. Bullish sentiment may be vey limited.
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ShortDude
Apr 11, 2025 12:32PM ET
The May contract is about to expire, much more open interest and volume is already on the July contract.
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Viriato Magalhaes
Apr 11, 2025 12:32PM ET
I would kindly add to it that tariffs (China) risk is in place and so the stock market drop and/or a much bigger scale event. Assuming current price and no disaster stated or expected tomorrow, recents rains, rationing, harvest around the corner, etc it would be accurate for KC after reaching intraday high yesterday to continue downside and to close Friday around 330 or lower. However this is not what has happened... Not to say that it will skyrocket on Monday, etc but to underline that general mood is not bearish still :).
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Frank Shan
Apr 11, 2025 12:32PM ET
Do not forget of the option expiry yesterday. Look also to COT that obviously do not include the last 3 days action buy apparently indicate specs and index not so eager of the ling side not excluded a Jump tò 366 only tò close gap
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Viriato Magalhaes
Apr 11, 2025 10:39AM ET
Inmet published data for March for Bello Horizonte vs 1991 - 2020 (normal :)). Precipitation in March 2025 in BH was 134.3mm, 68% of would be normal 197.5mm.
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Tesfaye Degechissa
Apr 11, 2025 10:39AM ET
How much in March could havebeen good for coffee?
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Viriato Magalhaes
Apr 11, 2025 7:34AM ET
Cecafe, A, 2025: Jan - 3.299mb, Feb - 2.899mb, March - 2.813mb. Conilon: Jan - 334kb, Feb - 231kb, March - 139 kb (!) Whoever thinks what :):):), but numbers go down...
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Ro Al
Apr 11, 2025 7:34AM ET
The total per capita consumption of meat and meat products in the Netherlands in 2022 was 75.0 kg (based on carcass weight), a drop of more than 1 kilogram compared to 2021. It’s the lowest reported consumption figure since 2005. The figure was calculated by Wageningen University & Research on behalf of the animal welfare organisation Wakker Dier.
The drop in meat consumption in 2022 builds on a trend that started after 2019. The figure for 2019 was 77.8 kg, which means current levels are almost 3 kg lower. Beef and poultry in particular are down compared to 2021. Pork consumption has remained at the same level as 2021. But what has meat to do with coffee?
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Viriato Magalhaes
Apr 11, 2025 7:34AM ET
NL would be a special example. For EU (19) harmonized meat price index doubled within last 25 years. However consumption per capita has not halved :). There is no doubt that at some point rationing starts. But rationing is called rationing because it balances supply(lower) and demand(stable) via price mechanism. Rationing is not cancelling. If you will check the beer in EU (19) within last 25 years you'll see the same doubled harmonized price index, however people still drink OK :):):).
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Viriato Magalhaes
Apr 11, 2025 7:34AM ET
And one more thing: you refer constantly to brick and mortar vendors in relation to whole/ground coffee but I suggest you to look at online sales and their growth within 2024 and the trend. Online sellers do not have the same service expense as brick and mortar and assuming fast delivery, it does not matter for the households/companies/hotels/etc from where to order but it makes a huge difference for vendors as brick and mortar can't operate on the same profit margin as online sellers. In the restaurants the price for coffee is comparing to the prices of other beverages in the menu and sales of coffee are insignificant vs meals/alcohol, in coffee shops price of powder is within 10% of the total structure, the rise in other 90% within last few years makes rise in coffee prices not visible. :)
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Viriato Magalhaes
Apr 11, 2025 7:34AM ET
Lavazza in US still offers 100 pods on Amazon for $50 with the next day delivery and there are plenty of competitive offers still. You don't think they all are stupid, right ??? :):):) And this is Lavazza machines pods, NE original compatible $45 for 120 pods. Does it hurt RETAIL consumption in your view ??? :):):) (Home, offices, hotels, etc...)
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Viriato Magalhaes
Apr 11, 2025 7:34AM ET
Whole beans/ground $25 per 1kg, 10gm per cup - 0.25c. Does it hurt consumption ? It doesn't and especially, facing the reality if Chinese goods will be 145% duty paid :):):). Coffee will stay one rare super cheap pleasure :):):):):) indeed, talking home, office, etc...
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Ro Al
Apr 10, 2025 2:20PM ET
Wow inventory grew 8k! and pending +30k!
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ShortDude
Apr 10, 2025 2:20PM ET
Comrade Ro I am sorry to say but you are ranting. These are numbers that are easy to check.
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Bruno O Souza
Apr 10, 2025 2:20PM ET
Usu it is enough for one day consumption
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Bruno O Souza
Apr 10, 2025 2:20PM ET
Im totally wrong
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Bruno O Souza
Apr 10, 2025 2:20PM ET
Im totally wrong the world consumption dayle is around 488.000 bags
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Bruno O Souza
Apr 10, 2025 2:20PM ET
Robin Tordoff
Apr 10, 2025 1:40PM ET
Easy long add here.
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ShortDude
Apr 10, 2025 10:08AM ET
Radio Maja is broadcasting again! This time Maja gives a new number for Brazil, 40-44 million bags in total! Trump isn't the only one who likes extreme numbers! ;)
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Viriato Magalhaes
Apr 10, 2025 10:08AM ET
The rumors from producers are that 2025 will be below 2023. If to remove extremes and to operate in USDA terms, then it would look (currently) as 40 - 42mb. Vs 2023 it would be 5 - 3mb less, average 4mb, vs it would be perfect - 7 - 5mb less, A meaning. R remains a wild card :) as some issues have been admitted but all are seeing record crop :). Last year some issues have been mentioned too :) but final figures did not confirm it. Can this year be a different one ??? :):):)
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ShortDude
Apr 10, 2025 10:08AM ET
You did not understand, because it is actually difficult to comprehend. She says Brazil will harvest 40-44 million bags of Arabica and Robusta combined.
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Donald Duck
Apr 10, 2025 8:47AM ET
Will 450come this year?
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Alpha Centauri
Apr 10, 2025 8:47AM ET
I do not think so Mr. Duck...
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Lencho TEGEGN
Apr 10, 2025 8:47AM ET
Alpha Centauri why dear ?
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Alpha Centauri
Apr 10, 2025 8:47AM ET
Maybe, after gap close @265 it wants to see the 300;)
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Alpha Centauri
Apr 10, 2025 8:47AM ET
*365
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Simone Marzaroli
Apr 10, 2025 5:48AM ET
quote myself yesterday at 2.oo pm "fundamentals still high, prices at the origins doubled in 48 hours, colombia is not offering anymore, rebound will come shortly"
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Viriato Magalhaes
Apr 10, 2025 5:48AM ET
The list of exact countries that got a grace period of 90 days :) was not presented, but if to assume that Brazil is part of it, next 90 days are gonna be funny days as: 1) as ShortDude said, it's a chance to save some money; 2) 90 days roughly cover the harvest time so, the clarity will be in :); 3) it also covers possible frost time as well :).
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Frank Shan
Apr 10, 2025 5:48AM ET
It was only the catalyst for the turn of the market to reality. Market Yesterday reaction most related tò arbitrage and options. Apparently nonody Is tremendously excited today if we look at the volumes up tò now (option levels and switch of some positions forward) and nonody seem Also excited in the stock market looking at the index futures (apart those that Yesterday evening have not been able tò participate at the madness party:))
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Viriato Magalhaes
Apr 10, 2025 5:48AM ET
It also includes May Conab and June USDA reports :). Is the ball back to the keeper ??? :):):).
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James Pereira
Apr 10, 2025 5:48AM ET
Fundamental technically speaking, yes - if football is Fairplay.
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Viriato Magalhaes
Apr 10, 2025 5:48AM ET
It goes very technically for now :): got out of the channel, stopped, got back in, now backtesting lower border, if backtest will sustain - 365 would be :) next and it is roughly middle of the channel and then we'll see. As tariffs have been delayed (or removed :):):) ) the primary factors remain coffee fundamentals/weather and general risk, which risk is hanging on China and it is still ON and big way. Nobody knows but some solution :) may be just around the corner as it is very hard to imagine what US will be doing otherwise :). China risk factor, if not subdued/removed would force further liquidation of whatever :) , KC including, but it does not affect the price directly as the tariffs do. And tariffs are OFF practically till the moment when harvest will be known :). Thus, unless China situation will escalate quickly :), the ball is indeed back to the keeper :).
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