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Arabica coffee futures dropped over 3% to trade below $3 per pound, their lowest since mid-October, pressured by a weaker Brazilian real following the presidential election results and expectations of improved supply. The Brazilian real’s depreciation makes coffee exports more attractive to local producers by increasin
LONDON, Oct 13 (Reuters) — Cocoa futures on ICE hit their highest in about a month on Tuesday amid adverse El Niño-linked weather in key growing regions, while raw sugar steadied and was off last week's 19-month peaks. Cocoa London cocoa rose 2.2% to £4,375 a metric ton at 1300 GMT, having hit its highest since early
ICE raw sugar futures fell 1.9% to 20.44 cents per lb, while arabica coffee and cocoa also declined.
ICE raw sugar fell 0.9% to 20.64 cents/lb after a 19-month high of 21.24 cents. White sugar was down 0.95% to $551.20/t; cocoa and coffee also slipped amid weather and supply comments.
Raw sugar futures on ICE rose to a 19-month high of 20.90 cents per lb on Tuesday, with more rain forecast in top producer Brazil delaying cane crushing. Cocoa prices fell back slightly after recent strong gains.
Raw sugar futures on ICE were lower on Wednesday with the expiry of the October contract providing a short-term focus.
ICE Arabica futures fell 2.2% to $2.8245 per lb by 1252 GMT, reversing Monday’s 3.6% gain on signs of growing Brazilian supplies; Robusta slipped and cocoa and sugar moved lower/higher.
Arabica coffee futures steadied, down 0.1% to $2.8845 per lb at 0933 GMT, while sugar and cocoa rose; Brazil coffee exports are set for a record September with shipments 34% higher y/y.
Sugar lost 0.7% to 17.37 cents per lb by 1437 GMT after trading higher earlier. White sugar rose 0.4% to $504.70 a metric ton; cocoa and coffee also gained.
Arabica coffee futures fell on Thursday, while sugar and cocoa prices also declined. ICE US KC1 fell 1.2% to $2.7805 per lb by 1040 GMT after a 10-week low on Wednesday.
Raw sugar futures fell 4% to 17.98 cents per lb, while arabica coffee hovered near 10-week lows as ICE exchange stocks were set to rise.
Raw sugar ICE US (SB1) fell 1.5% to 18.45 cents per lb, while arabica coffee hovered near 10-week lows.
ICE raw sugar futures for SB fell 0.2% to 18.04 cents per lb by 1206 GMT after 16-month peaks last week. Arabica coffee hit fresh five-week lows.