2016-17年全球咖啡市场报告.pdfVIP

Record Exports for Coffee Year 2016/17 Total exports in September 2017 reached 8.34 million bags, compared to 9.8 million in September 2016. While coffee year 2016/17 registered a decrease in its final month, total exports reached a record 122.45 million bags, 4.8% greater than the 116.89 million bags shipped in coffee year 2015/16. Exports of Colombian Milds grew by 8% to 14.66 million bags, Other Milds by 15.6% to 27.02 million bags, and Brazilian Naturals by 2.6% to 35.84 million bags while Robusta shipments remained stable, amounting to 44.93 million bags. Global coffee production in crop year 2016/17 has been revised upwards to 157.44 million bags, a 3.4% increase on 2015/16, due largely to the increase in production for Honduras. The ICO composite indicator continued its downward trend, averaging 120.01 US cents/lb in October 2017, which is the lowest level since May 2016 when it averaged 119.91 US cents/lb. Figure 1: ICO composite indicator daily prices 160 150 140 b l 130 / s t n e 120 c S U 110 100 90 80 © 2017 International Coffee Organization () Coffee prices have drifted downwards since the end of August 2017, though prices in October were fairly stable with a drop at the end of the month. In October, the ICO composite indicator price ranged between 118.36 US cents/lb and 122.79 US cents/lb; and averaged 120.01 US cents/lb, down 4.45 US cents/lb from the average price in September. Figure 2: ICO group indicator daily prices 250 200 b l / s t 150 n e c S U 100 50 Colombian Milds Other Milds Brazilian Naturals Robustas © 2017 International Coffee Organization () The Arabica group indicators all showed declining trends in October despite a small rise in the first week of the month. All three A