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Coffee bean futures hit the biggest increase in a single day for half a year this year may be in short supply

Published: 2024-11-17 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/17, Coffee beans have been falling all the way this year, due to rain in Brazil, but yesterday (16) ICE Arabica coffee beans fell 6.4% to 138.05 cents per pound, the biggest single-day decline since October last year. According to the report of "MarketWatch", the coffee bean season has been down for six consecutive months, but only in February.

Coffee beans have been falling all the way this year, due to rain in Brazil, but yesterday (16) ICE Arabica coffee beans fell 6.4% to 138.05 cents per pound, the biggest single-day decline since October last year.

According to MarketWatch, the coffee bean season has declined for six consecutive months, with a cumulative decline of 13% in February alone. Arabica coffee beans on 16 days earned 138.05 cents per pound, compared with a 17% drop in the same period last year. However, experts predict that Arabica coffee beans may soar by 8% or more this year.

Jason Rotman, general manager of Lido Isle, said that the number of empty coffee beans has increased significantly so far in 2015, mainly due to better weather conditions in Brazil, which is mainly grown. In contrast, since the drought hit Brazil last year, coffee beans have not risen since the beginning of the year, climbing more than 50% throughout the year.

Rotman said that when coffee bean prices plummeted to $130min per pound, there were a large number of gains. Rotman believes that in addition to the technical advantages, the strong global demand for coffee is also the main factor driving up the price of coffee, and it is expected that supply may fall short of demand this year.

Rotman Forecast, coffee beans are expected to stand at least 150 cents per pound this year.

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