The coffee market faces volatility with mixed prices on global exchanges

Published 2024년 12월 13일

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The coffee market is experiencing price fluctuations, with Arabica coffee futures dropping while Robusta futures rose by approximately 1% on the London Stock Exchange. The market's volatility is attributed to several factors, including low safety stocks, issues with flowering in Brazilian coffee plantations, and the approaching winter in the northern hemisphere. Reduced harvests in major producing countries like Brazil and Vietnam are also contributing to the pressure on the global supply.
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The coffee market opened this Friday (13) with distinct variations in the prices of beans. While Arabica coffee showed a drop in futures prices, Robusta rose by around 1% on the London Stock Exchange, reflecting the dynamics of a sector that continues to be marked by volatility. According to a report released by the Carvalhaes Office, prices remain supported by several factors: low safety stocks in producing and consuming countries, problems with flowering in Brazilian coffee plantations — which indicate a significant reduction in the next harvest —, and the proximity of winter in the northern hemisphere, a period in which coffee consumption usually increases substantially. At around 9 am (Brasília time), Arabica coffee showed the following variations: In the case of Robusta, futures contracts showed significant growth: According to Jack Scoville, market analyst at The Price Futures Group, reduced harvests in large producers, such as ...

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