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Coffee, bitter for investors this month!

Coffee prices, which reached record highs this year, declined by more than 10 percent in May, becoming one of the products that upset investors the most in the commodity market. According to the information compiled by Anatolian Agency (AA) correspondent, the expectation that global supply will boost caused sharp declines …

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Adverse climatic conditions drive coffee prices to highest level in years!

World coffee prices reached a multi-year high in 2024 – increasing 38.8 percent on the previous year’s average – mostly driven by inclement weather affecting key producing countries, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) said. According to an FAO note on global coffee market trends, in December …

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Coffee prices hit highest since 1977 on supply woes and geopolitics!

The prices of Arabica coffee extended this week’s rally to reach the highest level since 1977 in trading Wednesday on concerns of limited supplies amid global output woes, caused primarily by drought in major producer, Brazil, coupled with geopolitical factors. A pound of Arabica beans listed in New York hit …

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The future of coffee prices is uncertain due to the unpredictable climate!

August, 2024… Extreme weather events in Brazil and Vietnam are among the main reasons for the increase in coffee prices. So what does the world have in store for coffee prices? Kanica Goel from www.newfoodmagazine.com writes that there has been significant volatility in the global agricultural commodity market in recent …

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