Brazilian coffee market should continue with slow business

Published 2023년 3월 8일

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The Brazilian coffee market is experiencing a slowdown in trade due to the volatility of Arabica and Robusta prices in the New York and London Stock Exchanges. The New York Stock Exchange recorded a drop of over 1%, potentially impacting domestic prices. Producers are delaying transactions until prices improve. The article also reports changes in coffee prices in different regions of Brazil.
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The dollar operates low against the real. The New York Stock Exchange (ICE Futures US) also recorded a drop – more than 1% -, which could put pressure on domestic prices. Producers tend to do business only as needed and wait for better quotes. On Tuesday (7), the Brazilian coffee market had a day of dragged negotiations. The volatility and rises and falls of Arabica and Robusta prices on the New York and London Stock Exchanges, respectively, hinders the formation of values. In addition, the morning was marked by a strong drop in NY, taking many sellers out of the market. After the stock market recovered, there were a few isolated lots moved, but buyers remained discreet. In the south of Minas Gerais, good arabica coffee with 15% of collection was R$ 1,120.00/1,150.00 a bag, against R$ 1,110.00/1,150.00 a bag previously. In the cerrado of Minas Gerais, arabica hard drink with 15% of pickling was priced at R$ 1,125.00/1,155.00 a bag, compared to R$ 1,115.00/1,155.00 previously. ...

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