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Coffee Shorts Get Roasted As Arabica Stages Biggest Jump Since Dot-Com
Coffee Shorts Get Roasted As Arabica Stages Biggest Jump Since Dot-Com
Arabica coffee futures jumped the most since the Dot Com era as worsening weather in Brazil and shrinking exchange-managed warehouses intensified concerns about near-term supply. This comes as El Niño threats rise across critical agricultural belts worldwide.
New York prices jumped as much as 18.5% on Monday to $3.57 a pound, the highest since January. This was the largest single-session gain since July 18, 2000.
Context on the squeeze: Traders had been expecting a large Brazilian crop, but rains have slowed...
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