USA: Coffee advances in New York and London this Tuesday with fewer economic concerns

Published 2023년 3월 21일

Tridge summary

Coffee futures prices saw a significant increase on the New York and London stock exchanges on Tuesday, with the most traded maturity of arabica coffee on the New York Stock Exchange rising 1.01% or 180 points, trading at 180.30 cents/lb. The first contract for robusta coffee in London appreciated by 2.06%, trading at US$ 2130 a ton. The rise in prices was due to easing concerns over US-European banking turmoil. However, the market is closely monitoring Brazil, as while a resumption of production is expected, persistent drought and frost mean the country will not be able to carry a full load.
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Coffee futures prices ended this Tuesday's session (21) with a significant rise on the New York and London stock exchanges. The market was supported by minor economic concerns at the beginning of the week. The most traded maturity of arabica coffee on the New York Stock Exchange rose 1.01% or 180 points, trading at 180.30 cents/lb. In London, the first contract for robusta coffee appreciated by 2.06% on the day (US$ 43), at US$ 2130 a ton. "Coffee prices rose to one-week highs on Tuesday and closed moderately higher. An easing of the US-European banking turmoil eased economic concerns and boosted coffee prices," Barchart reported. A gloomy financial impact on the demand for coffee around the world, according to experts. In the origins, the market still monitors Brazil. Although a resumption of production is expected this year, the country ...

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