Coffee is a popular speculative commodity investment for traders. To read more about the economics of coffee: bit.ly/3SHsPjw
Coffee prices go up and down all the time, making commodity coffee futures, arabica or robusta, a popular speculative investment for traders.
What factors affect the price of this highly traded commodity? Grab your drink of choice - Americano, flat white, cappuccino, espresso - and join us as we explore why coffee is a particularly vulnerable commodity, and what that might mean for its price volatility in the future.
To read more about the economics of coffee: bit.ly/3L2l6Kr
00:00 - Intro
01:16 - Coffee's jittery price
02:10 - Commodity vs. specialty coffee
03:06 - What’s the difference between arabica & robusta?
04:02 - How do coffee futures work?
05:36 - What moves coffee’s price?
07:22 - Where is coffee grown?
08:36 - The Black Frost
10:08 - Disease
11:47 - Where will coffee prices go from here?
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