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COFFEE PRICE TODAY on July 9, 2024- Increased sharply due to global output risks
COFFEE PRICE TODAY ON JULY 9, 2024
Increased sharply due to global output risks
September Arabica coffee traded
on Monday closed up 5.45 cents/pound and Robusta coffee closed up $163 at
$4,348/ton.
This is the mark where Arabica
coffee price reached its highest level in the past 1 and a half weeks and
Robusta also reached its highest level in more than 1 month. During the
session, Robusta coffee price reached its highest level of 4,390$/ton, which is
close to the high level. The all-time high was reached on June 6 at $4,394/ton.
It is forecasted that both markets will continue to increase without seeing a
stop. In addition to information about drier-than-normal conditions in both of
the world's largest producing countries, Brazil is now also entering winter
with the threat of cold air columns regularly visiting during the winter. This
also makes the market more sensitive to the early cold weather in South
America.
The Brazilian state of Minas
Gerais received just 1.3 millimeters of rain last week, or 24% of the
historical average, meteorological agency Somar Meteorologia reported on
Monday. Additionally, the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
(NOAA) said that despite recent rain, some coffee producers in Central America
still face moisture shortages after drought at the beginning of the season.
Robusta coffee prices are further
reinforced by concerns that excessive drought in Vietnam will damage coffee
trees and limit global Robusta coffee production. The market is constantly
repeating old information when Volcafe predicted a global Robusta coffee
deficit of 4.6 million bags in 2024/25, although smaller than the deficit of 9
million bags. in the 2023/24 season but this is the fourth consecutive year of
Robusta coffee deficit.
Coffee harvest progress reported
to be fast in Brazil does not appear to have quenched the market's thirst for
buying for either type, as it is clear that market prices are still rising
post-harvest in Indonesia, post-harvest. April harvest with about 20% output of
Colombia (Mitica crop) and now the harvest in Brazil is almost finished with
Robusta and more than 50% Arabica.
News from a Japanese media agency
- Nikkei Asia reports and writes that: World coffee prices increased by about
20% last quarter amid extreme heat in major coffee growing areas in Europe.
ASIAN. Standard Robusta coffee prices in London at the end of June were 18.1%
higher than at the end of March. Arabica coffee futures prices also increased by
20.6%.
The latest COT Position Commitment report from Traders from the London Robusta coffee market shows that Fund Managers have slightly reduced their net long positions by 2.19% as of Tuesday 2nd July 2024. Currently, the number of new registered net buying positions of this component is 31,745 lots, equivalent to 5,290,833 bags.
The latest Traders Commitment
report from the New York Arabica coffee market will be published later today,
July 9, due to the holiday that took place last week.
Based on Brazil's forecast of a
new crop of 69.50 million bags, the report now indicates that to date,
approximately 40.31 million bags of new crop coffee have been harvested. made
up of about 17.16 million bags of Conillon Robusta coffee and about 23.15
million bags of Arabica coffee. Weather conditions are expected to remain cool
and dry for the remainder of this week, with temperatures forecast to be mild
and no unusually low temperatures across Brazilian coffee regions during this
period. this paragraph.
Inventories of certified graded
Arabica coffee held on the New York market were said to have decreased by 9,270
bags last Friday, placing them at 811,359 bags.
The contract difference between
the London and New York markets after converting to cents/pound is currently
around 39.07 Usc/Lb with the lower level on the Robusta side. This is also the
difference in value that Robusta products are still considered very high.