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The purchase price of coffee beans is expected to rise again.
Some time ago, Type C coffee on the New York Futures Exchange rose 17.40 cents / lb a day to 197.78 cents / lb, the biggest increase in 20 years. Affected by this, Hu Lu, deputy secretary general of Yunnan Coffee Industry Association, predicts that the purchase price of Yunnan coffee beans may rise to more than 25 yuan / kg.
2014-05-27 Coffee news coffee beans coffee bean prices
Foreign early comment: raw sugar futures fell to a five-and-a-half-month low Arabica coffee futures from rising to falling
ICE raw sugar futures fell to a five-and-a-half month low Tuesday after a sell-off that continued today following a sharp rally sparked by a warehouse fire in Brazil. Arabica coffee futures rose amid volatile trading amid uncertainty about the extent of crop damage from Brazil's drought.
2014-08-09 Coffee News Coffee Futures Raw Sugar Futures
Indonesia's torrential rain coffee stocks fall to a 13-year low and futures prices are estimated to break 2000 next month.
As heavy rains hit coffee producing areas in Indonesia and Vietnam will take another three months to harvest, Robusta coffee bean stocks will fall to a 13-year low. Weather forecasters MDA Weather Services pointed out that the heavy rain in Indonesia since April has been twice the 30-year average. According to a survey of 10 traders by Bloomberg, they estimate that by the end of this year (2013)
2014-04-27 Indonesia torrential rain coffee inventory 13 years new lows futures prices next month
New York Futures: ICE Raw Sugar and Coffee Futures rose as support from a weaker dollar
New YORK / London (Reuters)-ICE raw sugar and Arabica coffee futures rose on Thursday as the dollar weakened, but prices rebounded from a recent three-year low on expectations of an ample supply of sugar cane and coffee beans in Brazil. ICE cocoa futures rose for the fourth day in a row, driven by technical buying. ICE- July Raw Sugar Futures
2014-05-13 New York market coffee beans instant coffee
Overview and Prospect Analysis of World Coffee Market
Coffee is produced in the tropical regions of 20 degrees north and south latitude on both sides of the equator, with an annual global production of about 600 to 700 million tons. Based on the International Coffee Organization's 2004 guidance prices, the total annual world trade in coffee is approximately US $70 billion, while the total retail sales of international coffee products, analysed according to data originating in Italy, are US $140 billion. Brazil is the main producer (34% )
2015-04-09 world coffee market overview outlook analysis produced equator both sides