Arabica Coffee Futures Rise Strongly
Arabica Coffee Futures Rise Strongly
Arabica prices on the InterContinental Exchange were trading 4.25 higher for the March contract, last seen at 189.45. Volume was good with 14,091 contracts at the time of writing.
Arabica futures are trading sharply higher today, amid a shortfall of physical coffee from producing nations. A high demand in consuming nations amid a shortfall of coffee from producing-nations has created jittery markets, which are already seeing a drop in certified stocks, said a coffee trader.
The March contract traded as high as 191.85, the highest level since January 2, and as low as 183.50.
Certified Arabica coffee stocks at ICE Futures U.S. fell 10,702 bags at 253,108 bags from 263,810 60-kilo bags from the previous session, ICE data show.
The only few beans that are arriving come from Brazil, but they are likely old or are low-grade beans because lots of beans are failing to approve the grading test.
In Colombia, the main harvest- which usually runs in September-December—has ended. Although a few growers in the province of Huila, the country’s largest-producing state, said some delayed beans may be picked in January.
Meanwhile, the Brazilian Real weakens to 4.96581, which has helped contained the rise in future coffee prices.
Robusta futures are higher today at $3,167 per tonne for the March contract.
Commodities are mixed today.
Brent Crude Oil rose 1.76% to 76.65 and Spot Gold Futures is almost unchanged at 2,026.85.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rises to 37,863 points.
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