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Weekly report – Brazilian Coffee Market – July 29th – August 02th 2024

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KCNY AND CURRENCY

Coffee prices on the New York Stock Exchange remain volatile. For the September/24 expiration date, the low was 225.25 and the high 235.40, ending the week slightly higher at 230.50, totaling 1015 points of weekly fluctuation. Climate uncertainties and reduced global supply are factors supporting prices. Vietnam, as the largest producer of Robusta, has played a leading role in the rise of both Arabica and Robusta coffee prices, as NY has followed London. The country’s climate has shown improvements in recent months, but the expectation is that the drought that preceded it has already compromised part of the 24/25 production.

Quotes for the September/24 maturity since 01/01/24. Source: Barchart.

On the foreign exchange scene, the dollar was quoted at between R$5.6079 and R$5.7931, against a backdrop of global risk aversion. On the macroeconomic scene, fears of a deceleration in the US economy and conflicts in the Middle East are in the spotlight, while on the microeconomic scene the same environment of risk and uncertainty continues, with the real showing the worst losses against the dollar among the main currencies.

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) released on Friday (02) a report on the positioning of Traders in the market for the week ended Tuesday (30), who reduced their net long balance for the third week in a row by 2,155 lots, showing a long balance of 41,570 lots, compared to the previous balance of 43,725 lots on 23/07.

Certified stocks closed this Friday (02) with a total of 830,094 bags of 60kgs, leaving 47,411 bags pending approval.

SEPTEMBER/24: Min: 225.25 | Max: 235.40| Last: 230.50

BRL/USD: Min: 5.6079| Max: 5.7931| Last: 5.7092

WEATHER

The cold front that has passed along the coast of the southeastern region in recent days has organized isolated showers in some municipalities in the south of Minas Gerais and the Zona da Mata. For the next few days, the maritime circulation should leave the weather cloudy with a chance of showers in the south of Bahia and the north of Espírito Santo. There is also a chance of showers along the Serra do Caparaó.

A new cold front is expected to pass along the coast of the Southeast between August 9 and 10. The air temperature is not expected to drop.

Rain forecast for the week:

Southern Minas region: no rain forecast.

Zona da Mata region: between 5 and 10 mm.

Cerrado region: No rain forecast

Alta Mogiana region: no rain forecast.

Garça region: no rain forecast.

DOMESTIC MARKET AND FOB

Prices on the domestic market remain firm, with sellers not having much enthusiasm for selling, against a backdrop of a devaluing NY and a strengthening dollar. According to various research sources, the crop is believed to be between 84 and 88% harvested, more advanced than in the same period last year. For conilons, it’s practically finished. On the FOB market, the week was quiet, with no major demand, and the differentials between 17/18 and MTGB continued to be quoted with differences of around 10 cents per pound. There were a few businesses for Rio Minas in the short term shipment, given the better flatprices for buyers.

On the domestic market, sellers’ ask as follows:

– Strictly soft good cup running screen around R$1,410.00;

– Strictly soft fine cup running screen  around R$1,450.00;

– Rio Minas around R$1,160.00;

– 600 defects around R$1,280.00;

LOGISTICS For one more week, export schedules have been negatively impacted by the shortage of food standard equipment, mainly 20′. Ships scheduled to depart in the next 4 to 6 weeks are almost unavailable for new bookings. Routes to the main ports in North America and Europe are the most compromised by the lack of allocation