Presenting the expected volatility, the Arabica coffee futures market returned to operate with devaluation for prices in the trading session on Thursday (27) on the New York Stock Exchange (ICE Future US). The variation in prices is even more intense in recent weeks, given the uncertainty with supply, but also with the demand of the product around the world.

Around 09h01 (Brasilia time), July/23 had a drop of 360 points, worth 187.95 cents/lbp, September/23 had a drop of 345 points, worth 182.50 cents/lbp, December/23 had a drop of 345 points, quoted by 182.50 cents/lbp and March/24 had a drop of 340 points, worth 182.10 cents/lbp.

In London, the conilon type (Robusta) also operates with devaluation. July/23 had a drop of US$ 31 per ton, worth US$ 2382, September/23 had a fall of US$29 per ton, traded by US$2359, November/23 had a fall of US$26 per ton, quoted by US$2330 and January/24 had a fall of US$31 per ton, worth US$2300.

Type 6 hard drink bica corrida had an increase of 1.83% in Machado/MG, negotiated for R$ 1,110.00. Varginha/MG had an increase of 0.89%, worth R$ 1,130.00, Campos Gerais/MG had an increase of 1.35%, worth R$ 1,130.00 and Franca/SP had an increase of 0.88%, worth R$ 1,150.00.

The peeled cherry type had an increase of 0.85% in Varginha/MG, negotiated for R$ 1,180.00, Campos Gerais/MG had an increase of 1.28%, worth R$ 1,190.00 and Guaxupé/MG maintained stability for R$ 1,160.00.

Source: noticiasagricolas.com.br