Americans' Coffee Guzzling Is Pushing Bean Prices Higher

People drinking coffee in America are consuming more coffee, pushing up world coffee consumption, recording the highest value, helping to raise the price of beans

Worldwide demand for coffee beans is set to record this year as people around the world consume more drinks and Americans are leading. According to Bloomberg News, global coffee consumption is forecast to increase 2% from October next year, US consumption is expected to increase by 5% this year. The popularity of coffee in China, Japan and India has also reached its peak, and it is expected that more coffee will be needed locally than ever before.

Harish Sundaresh, portfolio manager and commodity analyst at Loomis Sayles, says: "Since the United States is the largest consuming country, an increase in demand has a major impact on the supply-demand balance.

Due to high demand, coffee bean prices are rising. Arabica coffee futures prices rose by 20% in June, the biggest monthly rise since February 2014. The Arabica coffee futures price is now around $ 1.4565 per pound, whereas Citigroup predicts the price will reach $ 1.50 in the second half of 2017. Robusta coffee beans prices of instant coffee rose by 2% last month.

Most importantly, in Brazil there are things that are not having a good year in the coffee plantation, which limits supply and potentially puts a great price pressure on Robusta's coffee beans. As worldwide consumption increases, coffee stock is also decreasing. The warehouse being monitored by the International Coffee Organization decreased for 11 consecutive quarters. This situation has not occurred since ICE began collecting data on coffee inventory in 1995.

"This will continue to tighten the coffee market, among the harsh supply, potentially harmful weather, and the extremely strong global demand in the United States, China, India, in particular," Sundaresh said.

The environment where coffee beans are cultivated in America is very bad. Suppose the United States has an open economy to import to meet the demand of coffee. Let's say that income from American consumers increases. What happens to the equilibrium price and quantity if world price is lower than domestic price and quantity?

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Due to high demand, coffee bean prices are rising. Arabica coffee futures prices rose by 20% in June, the biggest monthly rise since February 2014. The Arabica coffee futures price is now around $ 1.4565 per pound, whereas Citigroup predicts the price will reach $ 1.50 in the second half of 2017. Robusta coffee beans prices of instant coffee rose by 2% last month. Most importantly, in Brazil there are things that are not having a good year in the coffee plantation, which limits supply and potentially puts a great price pressure on Robusta's coffee beans. As worldwide consumption increases, coffee stock is also decreasing. The warehouse being monitored by the International Coffee Organization decreased for 11 consecutive quarters. This situation has not occurred since ICE began collecting data on coffee inventory in 1995.