Notwithstanding the possibility of consecutive weather-damaged harvests in Brazil, given the combination of this year’s fall in Brazilian output in advance of an “off” year, and pressure on stocks as the market moves into deficit, we think the market will tighten next year, lifting the price of coffee.
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