Coffee prices are on their way to the longest wave of profits in 45 years, amid tone concern

Coffee prices have achieved the longest range of profits since 1980, amid the market affected by constant concerns about supply in the most important growth areas. The prices of the “Arabica” futures, elected by the coffee chain, rose 1.6% on Tuesday and continued to climb the tenth day to circulate under $ 4 for the pound after the price doubled last year. The shortage of Brazil, the largest producer of “Arabica”, is still concerned about traders after the show has now decreased compared to standard shipping earlier this season. The Brazilian source, “Comicsm”, said on Monday that the production of the country is expected to decline from the “Arabica” pills and the cheapest “Robosta” pills in the harvesting season 2025-2026. A standard rise in coffee prices The artistic cards indicate that prices may have risen very quickly, with the Araba Rapid Power index in the area of ​​the peak purchase. “The technical indicators still look eloquent,” says Harry Howard, a broker at ‘Sucden Financial’, and has indicated that concerns about supplies will still be present amid the decline in approved shares. Stock in stock exchange houses have been at the lowest levels since November. But the last increase in the amount of coffee pending the classification can reduce the lack of supplies on the stock exchange. The crops in the most important “Arabica” cultivation area in Brazil were also a slight increase in the rainfall last week after long periods of dry weather, according to ‘Somar’ meteorological data. Coffee prices: The price of ‘Arabica’ coffee rose 0.8% to $ 3.8395 per pound in New York, while the price of ‘Robosta’ coffee rose 0.7%. Cocoa price fell by 0.5% to $ 10855 per ton in New York