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Coffee bean shipments from Indonesia, the third-largest robusta grower, are set to slump to the lowest level in two years as domestic processors boost purchases and the harvest drops because of rains.
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Money managers are the most bearish on robusta coffee in 15 months as speculation about increased supplies from Vietnam sent futures heading for the worst second quarter since 2009.
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Robusta coffee extended losses to a five-month low in London as prices in Vietnam, the world’s leading producer of the variety used in instant drinks and espresso, continue to slide. Sugar advanced.
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Robusta coffee reached a five-month low in London on speculation farmers in Vietnam, the world’s largest producer of the variety used in instant drinks, are increasing bean sales. Sugar gained.
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Robusta coffee fell in London to the lowest since January as bearish technical indicators added to speculation supplies are ample in Vietnam, the world’s biggest grower of the variety, and Indonesia. Sugar rose.
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Global coffee production will exceed demand by the most in four years in the season started on Oct. 1, according to CoffeeNetwork, a unit of INTL FCStone Inc.
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Buyers of coffee from Indonesia, the world’s third-biggest robusta grower, are paying a bigger premium for their beans as futures traded in London dropped and local prices remained firm, according to Volcafe Ltd.
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Global coffee consumption will outpace supplies by 1 million bags in the 2011-12 season starting next month, according to researcher CoffeeNetwork.
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Global coffee output will climb to a record next season as the crop in top global producer Brazil rises, according to CoffeeNetwork, a unit of INTL FCStone Inc.
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The coffee crop in Vietnam, the world’s largest producer of the robusta variety, will be 9.5 percent higher than a previous estimate in the season started last month, according to researcher CoffeeNetwork.
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