World: Coffee prices hit a 6-week high, agricultural product prices fall across the board

Published 2024년 11월 13일

Tridge summary

Six out of seven commodities in the agricultural market saw a decline, led by nearly 4% drop in soybean oil. Despite this, the industrial raw material market saw positive developments with both Arabica and Robusta coffee prices reaching a 6-week high, increasing by 1.4% and 2.8% respectively. This is largely due to concerns about the weather situation in Brazil and Vietnam. Soybean prices also weakened by over 1% due to the decline in soybean oil and technical selling pressure. The USDA reported that soybean deliveries in the US remained relatively active, helping to limit the decline in soybeans.
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In the agricultural market, 6/7 commodities were in red, with soybean oil leading the decline with nearly 4%. On the contrary, the industrial raw material market recorded positive developments when Arabica and Robusta coffee prices maintained their upward momentum for the fourth consecutive session, bringing the prices of these two commodities to the highest level in the past 6 weeks. Soybean prices extended their decline Closing yesterday's trading session, red covered most of the agricultural market. In particular, soybean prices extended their upward momentum to the second consecutive session when they weakened by more than 1%. In the context of the market not having much new fundamental information, prices were mainly under pressure from the decline of soybean oil and technical selling pressure. According to the Rosario Grain Exchange, rains in Argentina's key agricultural region last weekend supported and maintained a high soybean planting rate this year. The South American ...
Source: Baochinhphu

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