Brazilian coffee market prepares for a week of contained business
Raw Common Coffee Bean
Brazil
Market & Price Trends
Published Mar 26, 2024
Tridge summary
The national coffee market is currently navigating through a phase of cautious trading, influenced by the fluctuating New York Stock Exchange and a depreciation of the dollar against the real. Despite these external pressures, the prices for Arabica and conilon coffee in Brazil have shown stability with only minor variations last Friday, closely tied to the stock market's performance and currency valuation shifts. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission's recent report highlights adjustments in the futures market positions by large funds, speculators, and commercial entities. Moreover, the global financial indicators have mostly trended negatively, with the notable exception of rising oil prices.
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Original content
The national coffee market is preparing for a week with few commercial movements. The fluctuations on the New York Stock Exchange (ICE Futures US), alternating between positive and negative terrain, and the fall of the dollar in relation to the real are factors that influence the caution of producers, who wait for more favorable scenarios before carrying out more significant negotiations. . Last Friday (22), the coffee market in Brazil maintained stable prices. During the morning, there was an increase in trading activity due to the gains observed for Arabica coffee on the New York Stock Exchange. However, as the day progressed and the stock market showed declines, the market slowed down, as highlighted by Safras Consultoria. Despite the drop recorded in New York at the end of the day, the appreciation of the dollar provided support to prices, keeping them in line with the previous Thursday's values. Prices remained firm, with quality Arabica coffee, with 15% collection, being ...
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