Historically, bull markets for coffee start in New York. Usually they arise after weather problems in Brazil. When the difference between New York Arabica and London Robusta […]
The coffee arbitrage between New York and London
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How does arbitrage work?
Arbitrage can and should be a risk-free trading strategy. Here we explain the basics of arbitrage, and how, in some cases, it is possible for an individual […]
Limited supply of robusta raises coffee price
Coffee prices have skyrocketed since 2020, with the dominant Arabica blend rising from 96¢/lb at the end of May 2020 to around 222¢/lb at the end of […]
Starbucks loses ground in the US and China
Starbucks recently made headlines with its decision to revise its annual sales forecast as demand for coffee experiences a cooling trend in key markets causing Starbucks to […]
How commodity prices affect exchange rates
When you think of Forex, think beyond currency pairs to commodities like oil, gold and coffee, which affect currency values. When you think of Forex, you probably […]
Commodities, a way to reduce risk and increase portfolio returns
One of the main advantages of investing in commodities is the fact that they tend to protect investors from the negative effects of inflation. In general, demand […]
Coffee prices rise after heavy rainfall in Brazil
Coffee prices are edging slightly higher this week on concerns that excessive rain in Brazil’s coffee growing areas will delay the completion of the coffee harvest. Somar […]
Fair trade coffee gets new awards
As of August 1, there are new, higher price minimums for Fairtrade certified coffee. However, in the US, the price of Fair Trade USA certified coffee remains […]
We are expanding our range of raw materials
We listen to our users. Viking’s database of historical stock prices already contains more than 20,000 different securities, ranging from indices, commodities, currencies, Swedish and foreign shares […]
The largest coffee producer in Africa
Globally, more than 70 countries produce coffee, but the majority of global production comes from the five largest producers, Brazil, Vietnam, Colombia, Indonesia and Ethiopia. According to […]
