Market Reports

EU leaders backed Theresa May’s Brexit deal and she spent the rest of the month trying to bring UK politicians on board. We will be looking at the whole of 2018 in next month’s report and hope to be able to report that closure may have been attained before the end of this year.

Welcome to the October market report. With austerity reportedly over, you could argue it got much rosier here in the UK. However, we all know to be cautious with what British politicians tell us. In this...

Welcome to the September market report. Autumn finally arrived in the UK, with the ubiquitous Plane trees in London starting to turn golden brown as the colder temperatures set in. Social welfare insurance...

Welcome to the August market report. The UK saw the return of The Premier League which kicked back into action on the 10th August and Boris and Brexit still grabbed the headlines. In coffee, the low market...

Welcome to the July market report. While the content is not as sizzling hot as the UK weather, it’s worth a read! We go into more detail on the Peruvian and Brazil crop, and also discuss the latest developments...

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...