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Coffee Futures Rally Helped by Brazilian Real

by Brian Schad | Jul 14, 2016 | Agricultural Futures, Agricultural Markets, Coffee Futures

Coffee futures (arabica) have reached 14-month highs this week with the help of an unexpected ally – the Brazilian Real – despite the production outlook of the robusta variety. Coffee futures are up 310 points today currently trading at $1.5075 per pound...

Coffee Futures Soar as Vietnam’s Output Looking Bleak

by Brian Schad | Jun 8, 2016 | Agricultural Futures Trading, Agricultural Markets, Coffee Futures

Coffee futures are reacting to news from SE Asia that Vietnam’s coffee harvest is expected to decline to a four-year low amid reoccurring dryness which threatens a further downgrade to overall production. Coffee futures are up just over .07 cents today currently...

Lack of Rain in Tropics May be Support for Coffee Futures

by Brian Schad | Apr 21, 2016 | Coffee Futures

Coffee futures ended the day lower despite news from the Int’l Coffee Organization regarding lack of rain in both Brazil’s & Vietnam’s growing areas and even exports coming to a multi-year low. Coffee futures – despite bullish news – ended the day .047...

Producing Nation’s Currency Devaluation Not Enough to Keep Coffee Futures Down

by Brian Schad | Mar 2, 2016 | Coffee Futures

Coffee futures have ground to a contract low early this year after the devaluated currencies of the coffee producing nations brought coffee prices to new lows when valued against the US Dollar. Coffee futures are up .01 cent today currently trading at $1.1575 per...

2016 Crop in Brazil Can Be a Record High, Bust For Coffee Futures

by Brian Schad | Jan 21, 2016 | Coffee Futures

Coffee futures continue to find lower lows as officials in Brazil are encouraged by favorable weather in the top arabica-coffee growing regions and claiming they can see coffee output spike to up to 58% – a record high. Coffee futures are up .025 cents today...

Producer Lifts Estimate on Brazil’s Arabica Inventory: Coffee Futures

by Brian Schad | Dec 2, 2015 | Coffee Futures

Coffee futures may be set to stabilize or rally after a two-season production downturn to drought in Brazil, but with still strong exports mean the drawdown of arabica inventories now reaching 12M bags is quite a bit more than previously expected, a major coffee...
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