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The big price jump has traders reducing their exposure to the futures market due to elevated costs, making the market more prone to volatility.

Bloomberg data shows aggregate open interest — or the number of outstanding contracts — has declined in the past five years while prices moved higher.

Bloomberg’s Dayanne Sousa and Mumbi Gitau provided readers with bean supply concerns coming out of top grower Brazil:

After record shipments in 2024, Brazil should see a slowdown ahead “mainly due to the next arabica crop likely being smaller,” analysts at Itau BBA bank wrote in a report.

That’s a concern in a period when global stockpiles remain tight. The fact that previously strong exports from Brazil weren’t enough to replenish world inventories “shows that demand has not yet allowed there to be an excess of coffee on the market,” said broker Thiago Cazarini, president of Cazarini Trading Co.

Another reminder of the tightness in global supplies was this week’s decline in bean stockpiles held at exchange- monitored warehouses. That could indicate “robust spot demand in Europe,” said Tomas Araujo, a trading associate at StoneX.

In a separate note, Bloomberg’s Ilena Peng and Mumbi Gitau said:

Prices have been boosted by concerns about the output in top producer Brazil, where a drought reduced the potential production for the upcoming season. The decline in certified arabica stockpiles held at exchange-monitored warehouses this week is another reminder of continuing supply concerns. The surge is causing nervousness among coffee buyers already faced with tight global inventories and supply chain constraints, said Tomas Araujo, a trading associate at StoneX

The bean surge should not only make commercial coffee buyers nervous but also leave consumers uneasy, as there are no indications that global food inflation will ease in the first quarter of 2025.