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08:17:00 - Delayed Data. Currency in USD ( Disclaimer )
Type:  Commodity
Group:  Agriculture
  • Prev. Close: 221.45
  • Open: 220.15
  • Day's Range: 216.50 - 220.70
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Viriato Magalhaes
Viriato Magalhaes 55 minutes ago
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Cepea confirms 40 percent of R is harvested. The truth about ES will be known by the end of June.
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Safras consultant Gil Barabach: The issue of the smaller sieve continues to be a problem, but has not resulted in a drop in income due to the greater density of the grain. Therefore, the expectation is for greater production of arabica this year. It is also observed that producers are less rushed to sell their coffee, which has contributed to an excellent process of drying, processing and resting the coffee in the bins, contributing to a high quality profile”, analyzes Barabach.
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Viriato Magalhaes 45 minutes ago
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Smaller grain vs would be normal, percentage wise, implies some issues that caused the percentage of smaller grains to be higher vs would be normal average. That implies, that at best, if the issues haven't affected the density but just size of the grain, the density of smaller grain will be the same as of a would normal average size and so, the weight of smaller grain vs would be normal is lower (due to smaller size) and so, more grains are needed to fill the bag. How smaller grain, all other factors being equal, may have a bigger weight that the one of a normal size of the is a mystery... Do producers sell depending on the level of excellency of their drying process ? :)
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"Smaller grains with higher density" is something new to hear :)
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They r trying to have more 'neutral' time to short meanwhile true effect are known? what is sure is that producers/farmers wont sell to a low value.
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bulls are dead
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They are dead from 2019. And then from 2023 :)...
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still going down
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US CPI in 4 hours and 10 minutes. If it comes in hot we could see upward pressure to break previous highs this month coupled with dry weather in Minas Gerais
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Bullish AF
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I may be focusing in the wrong lines.
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its going to 190
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Push push pushing, into the close. - Shaking the tree to get weak longs to slip.
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Josin Céntimos 18 hours ago
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there was a HCH in 5 min chart. The last peak mark the figure. Its already done/completed.
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Josin Céntimos 20 hours ago
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The computer got stuck and the bull run free for a while.
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Viriato Magalhaes 23 hours ago
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One month doesn't mean much, but it happened after weather issues have been admitted: Vietnam, the largest producer and exporter of Robusta coffee, exported 79,358 metric tons of the product in May, a drop of 47.8% compared to the previous month, according to the data.
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(Vietnam custom data, if anything...)
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bad data?
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From Revista: The coffee harvest in Brazil, in turn, is progressing as expected, 23% of the Arabica harvest is complete, in line with the average of the last five years. The conilon harvest is also progressing well, with 42% already harvested, compared to 41% of the historical average. Despite the progress, the size of the sieve has not shown significant improvements, which may indicate a possible reduction in production.
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For Vietnam is shows that as soon as potential issues have been admitted in April, export slowed in pronounced manner. Lack of beans, hoarding, both - view it the way you like, but for R it is a supportive factor. For Brazil, the fact that sieve hasn't shown significant increase for A means that market will get more cautious as 23 percent of the harvest is not 10% :). For conilon 42% already harvested means that truth about ES production will be revealed very shortly: and if there is any drop :) at all and if there is - of what size :)...
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I guess that shorts are the ones mentioned to be cautious.
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