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Бразилия теряет лидерство на мировом рынке кофе
Posted in on Jul 11, 2014 кофе , рынок , арабика , робуста , Бразилия
<p>На рынке кофе в текущем маркетинговом году сложилась интересная ситуация. Основным поставщиком кофе в мире является Бразилия, кофейные плантации которой пострадали в этом году от чрезмерной засухи в январе-марте 2014 года, но эта же засуха позволила урожаю созреть гораздо быстрее обычного и уборочная уже началась (обычно уборочная проходит в августе-сентябре). Таким образом, фактор засухи влияет на рынок сразу с обеих сторон: поддерживает рынок ожидание пересмотра урожая в сторону снижения, так как кофейные деревья дали урожай, но зерна оказались гораздо мельче обычного, а давление исходит от ...</p>
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Хозяйка Чемпионата мира Бразилия – страна не только футбола, но и кофе
Posted in on Jun 26, 2014 кофе , Бразилия
<p>Футбол, самба и, конечно же, кофе – это то, без чего бразильцы своей жизни не представляют. Корреспондент Первого канала побывал там, где об этом растении и напитке, который из него делают, знают всё, и узнал некоторые секреты. Футбол, самба и, конечно же, кофе – это то, без чего бразильцы своей жизни не представляют. Корреспондент Первого канала побывал там, где об этом растении и напитке, который из него делают, знают всё, и узнал некоторые секреты. Город Сантос - главный кофейный порт Бразилии. Отсюда знаменитый бразильский кофе расходится по всему миру. В местном музее нам рассказывают, чт</p>
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Brazil Coffee Losses Seen Less Severe Than Forecast
Posted in on Jun 03, 2014 кофе , арабика , Бразилия
<p>Brazil coffee growers may face less severe losses than officially estimated as the first harvested beans indicate that rains last month reduced the impact of the worst drought in 50 years, the agriculture minister said. Brazil’s crop forecasting agency Conab reduced last month its estimate for this year’s coffee output to 44.6 million bags, from a January forecast of 46.5 million to 50.2 million bags. The forecast may be revised by the end of the harvest, Minister Neri Geller said in interview yesterday. Each bag weighs 60 kilograms (132 pounds). “I’m not going to give figures, but we expect t...</p>
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Brazil coffee farmers double their forward sales
Posted in on May 26, 2014 кофе , цены , арабика , Бразилия
<p>Brazilian farmers have doubled their forward sales for this year's arabica coffee crop after a drought-led rally in prices, leaving leeway for further price rises, a poll of ten traders and roasters showed. Farmers in the world's top coffee grower have forward sold around 39 percent of the 2014/15 arabica crop, around twice what is typically sold by this time of year, according to the poll's median forecast. Unusually, they are also estimated to have sold 8 percent of the 2015/16 crop. "At the moment I would say we're 35 to 40 percent sold when normally it would be 15 to 20 percent and on 201...</p>
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Don't want coffee to get more expensive? Hope for rain in Brazil
Posted in on May 12, 2014 кофе , рынок , цены , обжаренный кофе , арабика , Бразилия
<p>That cup of Joe is on its way to becoming a cup of Whoa. The price of arabica coffee beans has nearly doubled since November. While larger companies such as Starbucks have locked in their price for coffee beans for this year and part of next year, smaller companies are faced with the prospect of raising prices for their coffee drinkers. The source of the trouble affecting prices is in Brazil, which is fending off a leaf disease and a drought. And concern over the coffee crop in the South American nation is enough to affect prices because Brazil is the world’s largest coffee producer, accountin...</p>
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Coffee prices highly volatile following Brazil weather: ICO
Posted in on Apr 16, 2014 кофе , рынок , Бразилия
<p>Coffee prices continue to be highly volatile, changing significantly according to Brazilian weather reports, the International Coffee Organization (ICO) reported on 10 April. In its March monthly coffee report, the ICO warned that Brazil’s weather should be taken seriously in terms of its potential effect on coffee production. It cited a recent study that referred to the current drought as “the largest climate anomaly since the ‘Black Frost’ of 1975”, warning that damage to the 2015-16 crop could be even worse. The Black Frost of 1975 affected around two thirds of Brazil’s crops the following ...</p>
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Coffee jumps on renewed Brazil production worries
Posted in on Apr 08, 2014 кофе , Бразилия
<p>Coffee futures soared for a second day Monday as investors continued to worry about this year’s coffee harvest in Brazil. Coffee jumped 8.4 cents, or 4.5 percent, to $1.94 a pound. That’s on top of Friday’s 6 percent jump. Brazil’s National Coffee Council said Friday that it expects the country’s harvest to be between 40.1 million and 43.3 million bags, down from its previous forecast of 44 million bags, according to The Wall Street Journal. Brazil produces roughly half of the world’s supply of coffee. Other agricultural commodities were mostly lower. Wheat rose 7 cents, or 1 percent to $6.763...</p>
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Coffee prices surge to 9-month high as dry weather in Brazil threatens to damage the crop
Posted in on Feb 07, 2014 кофе , цены , Бразилия
<p>Coffee prices rose Wednesday for a seventh straight day on concern that dry weather in Brazil will harm this year's crop. The price of coffee for March delivery rose 6.85 cents, or 5 percent, to $1.43 a pound. That's the highest price since last May. Coffee prices have climbed 29 percent this year. The current dryness in central and northeastern Brazil comes at a crucial time for the development of the coffee crop and has already prompted traders to pare back their expectations for this year's crop. Brazil is the world's largest coffee producer, accounting for about a third of global productio...</p>
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Arabica Coffee Gains on Cooler Brazil Forecast
Posted in on Jul 18, 2013 кофе , цены , арабика , робуста , Бразилия
<p>Arabica-coffee futures rose to a more than five-week high on Wednesday as forecasts for cold, wet weather in top producer Brazil's growing regions and a stronger currency there discouraged selling. Arabica coffee for delivery in September on ICE Futures U.S. settled at $1.2795 a pound, up 1.6% on the day, the highest active-month settlement since June 10. "It looks like we put a low in," said Jack Scoville, a vice president at Price Futures Group, a Chicago brokerage. "It kind of feels like we've run out of selling for the moment." Last month, arabica coffee prices came within a month of a fou...</p>
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Coffee Crushed as Slumping Real Spurs Brazil Sales
Posted in on Jul 04, 2013 кофе , цены , арабика , робуста , Бразилия
<p>The weakest Brazilian real in four years is accelerating coffee shipments from the biggest growing nation, adding to a glut that is cutting costs for Starbucks Corp. (SBUX) and Kraft Foods Group Inc. First-half shipments were 20 percent higher than a year earlier at 13.385 million bags, or 803,000 metric tons, the Brazilian Trade Ministry said July 1. The real’s 9.4 percent retreat in the second quarter, the most among 24 major emerging-market currencies, increased revenue from dollar-denominated coffee sales and encouraged exporters to tap stockpiles that are the biggest since 2007. Enlarge i...</p>
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Bumper coffee crop in Brazil sends futures price to a three-year low
Posted in on May 25, 2013 кофе , цены , арабика , Бразилия
<p>Coffee futures tumbled to the lowest in more than three years as inventories climbed in Europe and the U.S., the world's leading consumers, fueling concern that supplies will overwhelm demand. European Coffee Federation data show that stockpiles at ports climbed 9.7 percent in March to 10.3 million bags from a year earlier. Inventories monitored by ICE Futures U.S. have soared 80 percent in the past 12 months and are close to a three-year high. Global supplies will outpace demand for the second straight year amid bumper crops in Brazil, the top grower and exporter, according to Volcafe. "The i...</p>
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Бразилия прогнозирует снижение объемов урожая кофе в 2013/14
Posted in on May 17, 2013 кофе , арабика , Бразилия
<p>По информации латиноамериканских СМИ, Бразильское правительство прогнозирует снижение объемов урожая кофе в сезоне 2013-2014 годов. По оценкам экспертов, снижение показателей сбора кофе в этой южноамериканской стране, являющейся крупнейшим в мире экспортером этого продукта, составит почти 4,5% по сравнению с урожаем 2012-2013 годов. Общее количество 60-килограммовых мешков, в которых измеряется урожай, оценивается в 48,6 млн штук в то время, как в прошлый сезон было собрано более 50,8 млн мешков. Урожай прошлого сезона стал одним из самых больших, собранных в истории Бразилии. Большая часть пр</p>