Market Reports

Welcome to the June market report. Our last few reports have focussed on the supply side increases driven by the predicted bumper crop in Brazil and the narrative for this remains strong. The USDA June...

Welcome to the May market report. Royal wedding aside, rules & riots dominated the month with delays coming out of multiple origins. We head to Nicaragua, Tanzania and Colombia to see what’s happening...

Welcome to the April market report. A consistent theme we hear from origin is the changing climate and this was observed in the UK too, with some chilly and mild spells interspersed throughout the month!...

NYC Market: The first few months of 2018 saw a very steady New York, and March was no different. By and large the market traded in a very narrow band, with daily closes trading in a range less than...

NYC Market: New York was fairly steady in the month of February, with only 0.35 c/lb difference between the first close at 121.40 c/lb and the final close at 121.05 c/lb. K18 threatened to push below...

NYC Market: New York opened on Monday 2nd January and the first day of trading of 2018 closed at 130.20 c/lb. The month closed at 121.85 c/lb. This represented a decrease of 8.35 cents (6.4%), with...

NYC Market: In February, The Economist Intelligence Unit predicted a 2017 Arabica average of 170 c/lb. As we can see from the graph above, it never got close to reaching this level and, despite a few...

NYC Market: Arabica prices remain low and the month started with a 122c/lb level and closed 10c/lb higher. This was mainly driven by a weak dollar and also by a lack of new fundamental news which led...

NYC Market: The first day of the month closed in the 127 c/lb region and the 10th of October hit the month high, closing at 131 c/lb. It tumbled the next day and then traded in a range between 127 c/lb...

NYC Market: The first day of the month closed at 127.85 c/lb and rallied to a close of 140.35 c/lb in the middle of the month. Levels straddled the 139 c/lb level for a few days before gradually falling...