![]() According to Safras & Mercado, 93% of the Arabica 20/21 crop had been sold by May 11, equivalent to 64.53 million bags. However, producers, very cautious in the marketing of the remaining current crop, are firm in prices mismatched with demand, keeping the market little active. The domestic market followed the correction of the highs, bringing back the prices of the type 6/7 hard drink to around R$ 750 to R$ 800, depending on the region. *Data as of the completion of this report ![]() This morning, the Arabica opened with a technical devaluation of about 90 points for the main contracts. On Wednesday afternoon, with the news of high inflation in the USA, the markets reacted with a strong rise in the dollar, causing intense falls in the coffee contract’s prices.Īgainst the macro backdrop, the fundamental factors supported prices, given the difficulties faced by major coffee producers such as Brazil, Colombia in Honduras, and the heated demand with the evolution of world vaccination. In a week of high volatility in the prices of Arabica and Dollar, the coffee futures market opened the week with an appreciation but soon started technical corrections to the highs of the previous week, operating with devaluation.
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