Arabica caffeine profits declined from the 13-month high
YORK August 24 morning news, Arabica coffee futures fell Monday on profit-taking after hitting a near 13 year high. But analysts said the shortage of high-quality coffee beans and coffee bullish technical charts suggest further upside potential futures. P>
sugar and cocoa futures steady, quiet light trading. P>
New York in December Arabica coffee futures fell 1.80 cents KCZ0, closing at 1.8325 U.S. dollars per pound, after earlier hitting its highest level since September 1997 1.8865 U.S. dollars. P>
London robusta coffee futures LRCX0 November fell 14 cents, USD 1,777 per tonne. P>
since June 10 since the start up, 纽约阿拉比卡 coffee futures prices rose nearly 40% cumulative. P>
Country Hedging analyst with Sterling Smith said: "The market has a bubble, but I think the rally is absolutely not over." P>
New York in October raw sugar futures rose 0.12 cents SBV0 , closing at 20.07 cents a pound, the highest since March 7th highest finish. London October white sugar contract rose 2.40 U.S. dollars LSUV0, to close at 577.80 U.S. dollars per ton. P>
New York in December cocoa futures CCZ0 up 7 cents, USD 2,834 per tonne. London December cocoa futures rose LCCZ0 £ 15, received 2,015 pounds a tonne. (END) p>
