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1 month ago | bloomberglinea.com.br | Ilena Peng |Dayanne Sousa |Isis Almeida

Bloomberg — Uma alta sem precedentes nos contratos futuros de cacau e café está deixando os traders tão sem dinheiro que muitos não têm mais capital suficiente para embarcar as duas commodities ao redor do mundo. O aumento dos preços forçou os traders a depositar grandes somas de dinheiro na bolsa de Nova York para respaldar suas posições futuras. Com tanto caixa bloqueado, ficou muito mais difícil financiar cargas para exportar os grãos de onde são produzidos para os mercados consumidores.

1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Ilena Peng |Dayanne Sousa |Isis Almeida

An unparalleled rally in cocoa and coffee futures is leaving traders so cash-strapped that many no longer have enough money to ship the two commodities around the world. Rising prices forced traders to deposit large sums of money with the New York exchange to back their futures positions. With so much cash locked up, it’s become much harder to finance cargoes to move beans from where they are produced to where they are consumed.

1 month ago | independent.ie | Isis Almeida |Michael Hirtzer |Kim Chipman

Plans to impose duties on American agriculture imports are set to boost the price of fruit and vegetables, as well as sugar and coffee, with the Consumer Brands Association saying tariffs on Canada and Mexico could lead to higher consumer prices. Meat is also at risk – with the lowest cattle herd in 74 years, the US imported a record $11.7bn (€10.8bn)in beef and derived products last year.

1 month ago | bloomberglinea.com | Ilena Peng |Isis Almeida

Bloomberg — Con China y Canadá ya contraatacando a los aranceles del presidente Donald Trump y la preocupación por más represalias en ciernes, los operadores agrícolas están ahora atentos a posibles cancelaciones de contratos que pondrían en riesgo unos 12 millones de toneladas de ventas de cosechas estadounidenses. La cuestión se deriva de las llamadas ventas de grano pendientes - o exportaciones de cultivos que se han reservado, pero que aún no se han enviado.

1 month ago | bloomberg.com | Ilena Peng |Isis Almeida

With China and Canada already hitting back against President Donald Trump’s tariffs and concerns over more retaliation in the works, agriculture traders are now watching for potential cancellations on contracts that would put roughly 12 million tons of American crop sales at risk.