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  • Goldman Lowers Arabica Coffee Price Forecasts on Brazil Crop

    Posted in on Apr 24, 2013 кофе , рынок , цены , арабика , Бразилия

    <p>Goldman Sachs Group Inc. lowered its price forecasts for arabica coffee futures in New York, citing an improving production outlook in leading grower Brazil. Prices will be at $1.45 a pound in three, six and 12 months, the bank said in a report e-mailed today. That is down from previous forecasts of $1.55 a pound, $1.65 a pound and $1.75 a pound, respectively, it said. Arabica futures for delivery in July fell 0.6 percent to $1.4225 a pound by 9:14 a.m. on the ICE Futures U.S. exchange in New York. Brazil will harvest 47 million to 50.2 million bags of coffee this year, Conab, the government’s...</p>

  • Strauss Group Clarifies No Strategic Decision Made to Scale Down Green Coffee Export Operation in Brazil

    Posted in on Mar 25, 2013 кофе , цены , зеленый кофе , Бразилия

    <p>In clarification of the press release issued by Strauss Group, we would like to emphasize and clarify that no strategic decision was made to scale down the green coffee export operation in Brazil. The reduction in green coffee export activity in 2012 was due to the price decrease of green coffee, the price volatility, as well as the transportation conditions which existed in 2012. Green coffee export from Brazil has been and will be an important part of the Company coffee business and profit; in addition to the profit generated by the operation itself, the green coffee export operation generat...</p>

  • Coffee Capped on Low Roaster Inventory as Brazil Delivery Starts

    Posted in on Mar 11, 2013 кофе , обжарщик , арабика , Бразилия

    <p>Coffee prices are set to stay low as roasters are buying less than usual, rules allowing Brazilian coffee to be delivered in New York come into force and a record global crop compensates for leaf rust losses in Central America. While countries in Central America and Mexico may lose 4 million to 5 million bags to leaf rust next season, coffee will trade between $1.40 a pound and $1.60 a pound for the next 12 months, said Ricardo Villanueva, president of the private sector committee at the International Coffee Organization. He correctly forecast in September that futures would drop to $1.40 a po...</p>

  • Brazil Coffee Estimate Raised to 50.8 Mln Bags This Year

    Posted in on Dec 20, 2012 кофе , арабика , Бразилия

    <p>Coffee output in Brazil, the world’s largest producer, rose more than previously forecast to a record 50.8 million bags this year, the government said. The estimate was raised from 50.5 million bags forecast on Sept. 6, the Agriculture Ministry’s Conab crop-forecasting agency said today by e-mail. Production climbed from 43.5 million bags last year. Output of the mild-tasting arabica variety rose 19 percent from last year to 38.3 million bags, while production of robusta, mostly used to make instant coffee, increased 11 percent to 12.5 million, Conab said. Most harvesting in Brazil runs from A...</p>

  • Record Brazil coffee crop adds to global glut of arabica beans

    Posted in on Dec 10, 2012 кофе , арабика , робуста , Бразилия

    <p>Record coffee harvests in Brazil, the biggest grower, are compounding a global glut of arabica. Brazilian farmers will reap 50.8 million bags in 2013, a record for a so-called low-crop season, according to the median of nine analyst estimates compiled by Bloomberg. The harvest reached 55.9 million 132-pound bags in 2012, an all-time high for a peak year. Output usually drops in alternate years because of growing cycles. Prices may fall 13 percent to $1.311 a pound by June 30, the average of 14 predictions shows. Futures slumped about 50 percent since May 2011, as the highest prices in 14 years...</p>

  • Record Brazil Coffee Crop Cuts Costs for Starbucks: Commodities

    Posted in on Dec 04, 2012 кофе , арабика , робуста , Бразилия

    <p>Record coffee harvests in Brazil, the biggest grower, are compounding a global glut of arabica used by Starbucks Corp. (SBUX) and Dunkin’ Donuts Inc. Brazilian farmers will reap 50.8 million bags in 2013, a record for a so-called low-crop season, according to the median of nine analyst estimates compiled by Bloomberg. The harvest reached 55.9 million 60-kilogram (132-pound) bags in 2012, an all-time high for a peak year. Output usually drops in alternate years because of growing cycles. Prices may fall 13 percent to $1.311 a pound by June 30, the average of 14 predictions shows. Futures slumpe...</p>

  • Brazil Coffee Areas to Have Rain in Coming Weeks, Somar Says

    Posted in on Oct 25, 2012 кофе , Бразилия

    <p>Coffee producing areas in Brazil, the biggest grower of the bean, will have more rain in the coming weeks, which should benefit crop development, weather consulting company Somar Meteoreologia said. The rain should make the soil more humid, which is expected to favor the development of the coffee trees that were hurt by a dry spell that lasted until the first week of October, Somar said in an e-mailed report yesterday. Source: bloomberg.com/news/2012-10-24/brazil-coffee-areas-to-have-rain-in-coming-weeks-somar-says.html</p>

  • Brazil Coffee Farmers Sold 43% of the 2012/13 Crop

    Posted in on Oct 16, 2012 кофе , цены , Бразилия

    <p>Coffee farmers in Brazil, the world’s largest producer of the bean, sold 43 percent of the 2012/13 crop, compared with 56 percent of the last crop season by the same time last year, Safras &amp; Mercado said. Farmers are expecting a higher price to sell their production, and foreign demand is still low, the agriculture consultant said in an e-mailed report. Source: bloomberg.com/news/2012-10-15/brazil-coffee-farmers-sold-43-of-the-2012-13-crop-safras-says.html</p>

  • Weather to Help Brazil Coffee and Sugarcane Harvest

    Posted in on Aug 08, 2012 кофе , Бразилия

    <p>The absence of rain and the warm weather in the next ten days in the Southeastern region of Brazil, the biggest producing area, will benefit the harvests of coffee and sugarcane in the country, Somar Meteorologia said. Sao Paulo state has harvested 60 percent of its coffee, while Minas Gerais harvest reached 55 percent of their production, and the weather has also improved the harvest of premium coffee, the weather consultant said in a report sent by e-mail. The weather is also helping to increase the productivity of sugarcane in Brazil, benefiting specially the production of sugar and ethanol...</p>

  • Brazil Robusta Coffee Trades at Premium as Crop Gathered

    Posted in on May 28, 2012 кофе , рынок , цены , арабика , робуста , Бразилия

    <p>Buyers of robusta coffee from Brazil, the world’s second-biggest grower of the variety, are paying a premium for the beans even as up to 30 percent of this year’s crop has been harvested, according to Flavour Coffee. Conillons, as Brazilian robusta coffee is known, are trading at a premium of 3 cents a pound ($66 a metric ton) to the price on the NYSE Liffe exchange in London for June and July shipments, the Rio de Janeiro-based broker said in a weekly report e-mailed yesterday. That compares with a premium of 2 cents a pound a week earlier, Flavour Coffee data show. Harvesting of the 2012-13 ...</p>

  • Brazil Coffee Discount Steady as Trade at a ‘Standstill’

    Posted in on May 05, 2012 кофе , цены , арабика , робуста , Бразилия

    <p>The discount buyers are getting on coffee from Brazil, the world’s largest producer, held steady this week on “standstill” trading after prices in New York resumed their slide, according to Flavour Coffee. Fine cup beans for May and June shipment are trading at a discount of 8 cents a pound to the price on ICE Futures U.S. in New York, data from Rio de Janeiro-based broker showed. Buyers of good cup beans for shipment in June and July are getting a discount of 15 cents a pound to the exchange price, according to the data. Both were unchanged from last week. Arabica coffee fell as much as 4 per...</p>

  • Coffee prices fall on Brazil harvest expectations

    Posted in on Apr 17, 2012 кофе , рынок , цены , Бразилия

    <p>Coffee prices fell to their lowest level in 18 months Monday on expectations that Brazilian growers will produce a robust harvest. Coffee fell 4.5 cents to end at $1.747 per pound Monday. That's the lowest level since Oct. 7, 2010, when the price was $1.7345 per pound. Good weather during the growing season has triggered speculation that Brazil will produce large quantities of coffee when the harvest gets under way in June. That is expected to offset lower production in Colombia, which has had large amounts of rainfall. At the same time, demand appears to remain strong globally. That's causing...</p>