The coffee market has a week of adjustments and mixed signals

The coffee market closed the week with a mixed performance, reflecting the combination of exchange rate factors and supply fundamentals that influenced prices over the past trading sessions. According to StoneX, the appreciation of the Brazilian real against the dollar and the improved outlook for Brazilian production played a central role in the observed movements. On Tuesday (20), coffee prices started the day with a decline, falling by 8.8 points, equivalent to a 2.48% drop, continuing the losses recorded in the previous week. This movement was mainly associated with the perception of greater future availability of the product, given more favorable expectations for the next Brazilian crop. The reading of a more comfortable supply scenario reduced the buying momentum and pressured prices, even in an environment still marked by volatility. At the same time, the performance was not uniform across different types of coffee. Robusta showed a distinct trajectory and registered ...