Arabica coffee indicator renews nominal maximum

To the Domestic prices for Arabica coffee recorded significant increases in last few days, having exceeded R$ 1.500,00/60 kg bag. In According to Cepea researchers, the boost comes from the significant gains in New York Stock Exchange (ICE Futures), which reflect concerns about supply global this year.

At Wednesday, 9th, specifically, the CEPEA/ESALQ Indicator for Arabica type 6, placed in the capital of São Paulo, closed at R$ 1.555,19/sc, a new nominal record for the series history of Cepea, started in 1996. In real terms, prices are the highest since December 1999 (values ​​deflated by the IGP-DI of Jan/22).

A appreciation also attracted sellers to the national market, allowing closing deals in greater volume. However, on this Tuesday, the 15th, the Arabica indicator registered a drop of 0,7% compared to the previous Tuesday, pressured by the fall of the dollar against the Real, closing at R$ 1.499,37/sc.

For the Robusta, prices followed the appreciation movement of arabica until the day 9, falling again from Thursday, 10. Internal liquidity, however, did not advanced during rallies as most sellers follow retracted.

Agents consulted by Cepea believe that producers should negotiate higher volumes only with the start of the 2022/23 harvest, in order to pay for the activities. This Tuesday, the CEPEA/ESALQ Indicator type 6 sifts 13 above closed at R$ 823,87/sc, a decrease of 0,56% compared to the previous Tuesday.