글로벌 커피 러시: 5월 선물 가격 15% 상승
새로운 발병으로 인해 전 세계의 음식 및 음료 산업이 타격을 받았습니다. 우유를 붓는 현상, 야채 구르는 야채 및 꽃을 자르는 현상은 놀랍고 유감입니다. 그러나 한 가지 종류의 음식은 예상치 못한 승자입니다.
Coffee -- at a time of global isolation and extended home office hours, demand is bucking the trend and even coffee drinkers are stockpiling.
Demand rose as consumers rushed to grab a coffee. Arabica coffee on the ICE futures exchange has surged 20 percent to $1.20 a pound since the start of Fe+bruary, making it one of the world's best-performing commodities.
고품질 아라비카 커피의 벤치 마크 인 Coffee C 계약은 현재 약 117 달러 정도입니다.
시카고에 기반을 둔 시장 연구원 인 IRI에 따르면, 커피 비용은 작년 같은 기간에 비해 프랑스에서 34.6 %, 이탈리아에서 29.5 % 상승했다.
According to Google Trends, "Dalgona coffee" has become the most searched coffee type in the world, surpassing all other coffee records. Global searches rose 1,800% in mid-march and another 1,700% in mid-April.
Most experts attribute the rise in coffee prices to a "short-term panic buying effect" at supermarkets.
But with most shoppers already backlogged, coffee demand is likely to ease in the coming weeks. Philip Searle, a senior coffee trader in PRWakefield, said: "at the supermarket, everyone was buying it in bulk and it was a peak but it's back to normal now."
Philip Searle added: "The rise in demand has lasted only a month and it is surprising whether it will continue."
ICO also released a report last week on how the new outbreak will affect the global coffee industry. Despite the industry's overall steady growth, coffee prices have continued to fall since 2016, dropping 30 percent from the average price over the past decade, as the report shows.
And an increase in coffee consumption at home would offset a drop in spending by outside retailers. "Lower household incomes could lead to less demand for coffee. In addition, price-sensitive consumers may replace high-value coffees with lower-value blends or brands."
애널리스트들은 올해 말 세계 경기 침체로 인해 콩에 대한 수요가 배관 될 수 있다고 경고했다.
Jose dorster Sette, executive director of the international coffee organization, warned Markets Insider on Wednesday: "our model predicts a 1% drop in GDP will lead to a 0.95% drop in coffee consumption."