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Coffee Market Summary Week 7 – 2025

Published Feb 17, 2025

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Coffee futures for May delivery saw a decrease but an increase on a weekly basis for Arabica and Robusta coffee futures. Arabica coffee closed at 407.40 cents, and Robusta coffee closed at $5,726/ton. The market is currently supported by concerns about supply due to a decline in Brazil's green coffee exports and tightening supplies in the market. However, forecasts suggest that prices may fall by around 30% by the end of 2025 due to high prices dampening demand and expectations of a smaller Brazilian crop. Technical analysis suggests that Arabica prices may not expect prices higher than 426 cents, at least for next week, and Robusta prices may also see a decline.
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Giacaphe.com Arabica and Robusta coffee futures for May delivery both closed sharply lower at the end of the week, but still increased on a weekly basis, with Arabica coffee closing at 407.40 cents, above last week's close of 396.70 cents/pound. Robusta coffee closed the week at $5,726/ton, up from $5,564/ton last week. Arabica coffee fell due to liquidation of long positions after a month-long rally. However, coffee prices are currently supported by concerns about supply that are not yet fully compensated. On Wednesday, Cecafe reported that Brazil's green coffee exports in January fell 1.6% year-on-year to 3.98 million bags amid a 4.4% year-on-year decline in Brazil's 2025/26 crop forecast by Conab. After a brief build in ICE inventories, robusta inventories have since fallen back to a six-week low of 4,332 lots as supplies have tightened. Arabica inventories have also fallen back to a three-and-a-half-month low of 849,935 bags on Thursday. It is currently the dry season in ...
Source: AgroInfo.vn
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