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Robusta coffee prices on the London floor updated at 15:00 on January 8, 2025 recovered for the second consecutive session from 2 – 19 USD/ton, fluctuating at 35 – 4749 USD/ton. Specifically, the monthly delivery term March 2025 is 5019 USD/ton (up 5019 USD/ton); the monthly delivery term May 2025 is 35 USD/ton (up 4930 USD/ton); the monthly delivery term July 2025 is 30 USD/ton (up 4839 USD/ton) and the monthly delivery term September 2025 is 23 USD/ton (up 4749 USD/ton).

Similarly, the price of Arabica coffee on the New York floor in the early afternoon of January 8, 2025 also increased slightly from 1.80 – 2.05 cents/lb, ranging from 306.10 – 320.50 cents/lb. Specifically, the monthly delivery term March 2025 was 320.50 cents/lb (up 1.90 cents/lb); the monthly delivery term May 2025 was 317.30 cents/lb (up 1.80 cents/lb); the monthly delivery term July 2025 was 312.40 cents/lb (up 2 cents/lb) and the monthly delivery term September 2025 was 306.10 cents/lb (up 2.05 cents/lb).

At the end of the trading session, the price of Brazilian Arabica coffee in the afternoon of January 8, 2025 was updated as follows: Compared to the previous trading session, there was an increase of 0.40 – 4.95 USD/ton, ranging from 377.80 – 402.25 USD/ton. Specifically, the monthly delivery period March 2025 is 402.25 USD/ton (up 0.40 USD/ton); the monthly delivery period May 2025 is 390.00 USD/ton (up 4.95 USD/ton); the monthly delivery period July 2025 is 388.80 USD/ton (up 2.65 USD/ton); the monthly delivery period September 2025 is 377.80 USD/ton (up 3.25 USD/ton).

Domestic coffee prices increased for the third consecutive session.

According to information from Giacaphe.com, at 15:30 p.m. today January 8, 2025, domestic coffee prices increased for the third consecutive session of the week, maintaining an average of 3 VND/kg, an increase of +121.300 VND/kg.

Finished coffee of Seed Coffee Company Limited. Photo: Le Son

The highest coffee purchase price in key regions of the Central Highlands was recorded at 121.500 VND/kg. Specifically, today’s coffee price at Dak Lak at 121.300 VND/kg, up +300 VND/kg; coffee price at Lam Dong has a price of 120.500 VND/kg, an increase of +200 VND/kg; coffee price at Gia Lai has a price of 121.200 VND/kg, an increase of +400 VND/kg and coffee price at Dak Nong Today’s price is 121.500 VND/kg, up +500 VND/kg.

The domestic coffee prices that Giacaphe.com lists every day are calculated based on the prices of two world coffee exchanges combined with continuous surveys from businesses and purchasing agents in key coffee growing areas across the country.

Y5Cafe always tries to stay as close as possible to each region, however there will be days when the listed price does not completely match the local coffee purchase price, but Y5Cafe believes that the listed information is a valuable reference source for farmers and coffee purchasing businesses.

Coffee price prediction tomorrow 9/ 1 / 2025

The coffee market is currently experiencing significant volatility, with many factors affecting prices. According to forecasts, coffee prices may increase sharply in 2025 due to adverse weather conditions affecting production in major producing countries such as Brazil and Vietnam. Specifically, coffee prices may increase by 20-25% in 2025.

In Vietnam, unseasonal rains have affected the coffee harvest and quality, leading to reduced supply and higher prices. Domestic coffee prices have increased sharply, with Robusta prices ranging from VND121.300/kg to VND122.200/kg, depending on the region.

In the world market, the price of Robusta coffee futures for the month of March 2025 on the London floor was recorded to have increased to 5.019 USD/ton last night, while the price of Arabica coffee on the New York floor also recorded a significant increase.

With the current fluctuations, according to experts, the daily coffee price January 9, 2025 will continue to remain high, reflecting the affected supply and increased market demand.

XAU/USD Current price: $2,666.56

• Headlines related to US President-elect Donald Trump’s tariffs shook financial boards.
• Mixed United States employment-related data had no impact on the US Dollar.
• XAU/USD extends its weekly gains, aims for higher highs in the near term.

Spot Gold trades marginally higher on Wednesday, as dominant risk-aversion keeps safe-haven assets evenly demanded, preventing XAU/USD from running far yet keeping it afloat. The bright metal added a few bucks during American hours and trades at around $2,660, as once again, headlines related to President-elect Donald Trump’s tariffs plans shook financial markets.

According to CNN, Trump is considering “declaring a national economic emergency to provide legal justification for a large swath of universal tariffs on allies and adversaries, four sources familiar with the matter.” The International Economic Emergency Powers Act (IEEPA) will unilaterally authorize the president to manage imports during a national emergency.

The news weighed on the market’s mood and boosted demand for the US Dollar (USD), although the Greenback pared gains ahead of the release of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) Meeting Minutes. The document is expected to shed light on policymakers’ thoughts behind the latest 25 basis points (bps) interest rate cut and shed light on what is next on the monetary policy front.

Meanwhile, the US  released the December ADP Employment Report showing that the private sector added 122K new jobs in the month, missing expectations of 140K. Additionally, Initial Jobless Claims for the week ended January 3 increased by 201K, better than the 218K expected and below the previous 211K. Mixed employment figures had no impact on financial markets. Speculative interest

XAU/USD short-term technical outlook

The daily chart for XAU/USD shows it holds on to gains near a fresh multi-week high of $2,667.67, while the risk skews to the upside. The bright metal gains upward traction, but additional gains are still unclear. Technical indicators crossed their midlines with encouraging slopes but remain within neutral levels. At the same time, the 20 Simple Moving Average (SMA) remains directionless, providing dynamic support at around 2,640. The longer moving averages, in the meantime, keep advancing below the shorter one.

In the near term, and according to the 4-hour chart, XAU/USD is poised to extend its advance. The pair currently develops above all its moving averages, although a flat 20 SMA converges with a directionless 200 SMA at $2,645.46. The 100 SMA, in the meantime, is also flat yet at $2,633.70. Finally, technical indicators maintain their upward slopes well above their midlines, in line with additional gains ahead.

Support levels: 2,626.30 2,614.45 2,596.00

Resistance levels: 2,649.50 2,665.10 2,678.85  

Weather Forecasts Remain Mixed

Conflicting weather data continues to inject uncertainty into price action, according to NatGasWeather. The American model added two heating degree days (HDD) earlier in the week, suggesting stronger demand, while the European model shaved off eight HDDs, hinting at milder conditions. Although both models anticipate cold temperatures over the next two weeks, the discrepancy in severity could weigh heavily on market sentiment. Any alignment between models favoring colder conditions would likely fuel upward momentum.

Cold Snap Drives Record Demand

Demand remains elevated as bitter cold grips the interior U.S., pushing temperatures into negative territory in northern states and keeping Southern regions chilly overnight. Daytime highs struggle to reach freezing across much of the Midwest and Northeast, reinforcing the need for heating. This pattern is forecasted to hold through January 18 before a brief moderation, with another cold front potentially extending demand strength into late January. The West Coast, by contrast, continues to experience milder weather.

EIA Report to Set the Tone

Market participants are closely monitoring the upcoming EIA storage report, which will be released early due to a government holiday. Current projections point to a 39 Bcf withdrawal, reflecting ongoing winter demand but less severe than last week’s 116 Bcf draw. Storage levels, now at 3,413 Bcf, remain 67 Bcf below last year’s figures but 154 Bcf above the five-year average. A larger-than-expected draw could tighten the market further, lending support to prices. Conversely, a lighter withdrawal may reinforce the view that supply remains sufficient.

Resistance at $3.766 Keeps Bulls in Check

Created on January 08, 2025

• Since the start of trading this week, gold prices have been trying to rebound upwards with gains extending to the resistance level of $2665 per ounce.
• Obviously, that’s before the gold price index gains stalled amid a recovery in the US dollar and stabilized around $2650 per ounce at the time of writing this analysis.
• This comes in anticipation of important US events and data, led by the announcement today of the minutes of the latest US Federal Reserve meeting, followed by the announcement of important US jobs figures at the end of the week.

Reasons for the recent rise in the price of gold

According to gold trading company platforms, spot gold prices have found positive momentum amid uncertainty about US tariff policy ahead of Trump’s inauguration. In addition, the People’s Bank of China added gold to its reserves for the second consecutive month, according to official data. Now, gold traders are awaiting further US jobs data, including the non-farm payrolls report, as well as the latest minutes of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) for additional policy guidance. Overall, the strength of the US dollar has had a greater impact on gold price performance, as low interest rates typically benefit the non-yielding metal.

US Dollar Price Returns to Two-Year High

According to Forex trading, the US dollar price has returned around its highest level in two years after it received strong support from the announcement of an increase in US job opportunities, highlighting the flexibility in the Labor market. In addition, the latest data from the Institute for Supply Management showed an acceleration in activity and a rise in prices, which fuelled concerns about ongoing inflation and reduced expectations of a significant reduction in US interest rates by the US Federal Reserve in the coming months.

According to economic calendar data, US services sector growth accelerated in December, boosting business activity and pushing prices to their highest levels since early 2023. Also, US job openings rose by 259,000 to 8.098 million in November, exceeding expectations and reaching a six-month high. Concurrently, Investors are focused on the monthly US jobs report on Friday, one of the last major data releases before the Federal Reserve’s next monetary policy decision.  

Currently, financial markets are pricing in less than 50 basis points of total easing this year.

US Treasury yields hover around 8-month high

Meanwhile, another factor affecting the gold market is the rise in US Treasury yields. The yield on the 10-year US Treasury bond remained at around 4.69% on Wednesday, steady at an eight-month high as strong US economic data reduced expectations for further US interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.  

With Trump’s inauguration approaching, options are pointing to the possibility of the US 10-year Treasury yield rising to 5% – a level not seen since October 2023. Furthermore, speculation that Trump’s policies will spur rapid inflation and high deficits as the US economy advances has sent the yield on the 10-year Treasury note up by about half a percentage point over the past month to nearly 4.7%. moreover, the wave of corporate bond issuance and $119 billion from US debt auctions this week – with more government borrowing expected in the coming weeks – added to the upward pressure.

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Gold Price Technical Analysis and Expectations Today:

Dear reader, according to the daily chart and the forecasts of gold analysts today, the gold price is stabilizing in a neutral position and the trend will be bullish if the bulls move prices towards the resistance levels of $2665 and $2685, respectively. Thus, in turn will push spot gold prices towards the psychological peak of $270, which will support the strength of the bulls’ control over the trend and signal a new significant upward movement. The directions of technical indicators, led by the Relative Strength Index and the MACD, are still neutral so far.

Conversely, and over the same time frame, breaking the support levels of $2628, $2615, and $2585 will be important for the bears’ control over the trend. at the same time, that will encourage gold investors to consider buying gold again.

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This year in oil has been marked by chronic trader pessimism about Chinese demand and an equally chronic downplaying of supply disruption risks. This has made for a rather stable year in prices—and the stability could continue in 2025, on a few conditions.

Brent crude and West Texas Intermediate appear set to end the year at nearly the same levels that they started. WTI started 2024 at a little over $70 per barrel and is about to end a little below that. Brent crude looks like it will post a little more noticeable loss, starting the year at $77 per barrel and ending at a bit over $74 at the time of writing.

The biggest reason for this somewhat unnatural stability in oil prices has been the focus on China. Every single report on oil prices this year has featured Chinese economic data or oil import figures in its lead. This is set to continue in 2025 amid a flurry of reports predicting peak oil demand growth for the world’s biggest importer.

China’s very own state oil giants are saying it. CNPC said earlier this month that it expected demand growth to peak in 2025, moving the peak year from 2030, which was its prediction in 2023. The company cited electric vehicle adoption and LNG truck growth as reasons for its predictions, even though the record share of EVs in total car sales this year has failed to reverse China’s oil demand growth.

Sinopec was next, publishing a report a week ago saying that oil demand growth in China was about to reach its peak in three years in 2027. The peak will occur at a daily demand level of some 16 million barrels or a total of 800 million metric tons, the Chinese state oil major said. A year ago, Sinopec saw Chinese oil demand peaking at around 800 million metric tons sometime between 2026 and 2030. China’s oil demand this year is seen reaching 750 million metric tonnes, according to Sinopec.

So, focus on China and pessimism about its demand has kept a lid on prices this year and is likely to keep that lid in place in 2025 as well—unless all the stimulus that the government in Beijing is throwing at the economy doesn’t spur greater demand for the key commodity. As one analyst from Brokerage Pepperstone put it to the Wall Street Journal, “The apparent calm in the oil market hides a complex interplay of macroeconomic factors that could trigger sharp movements at any moment.”

“Attention is focused on the evolution of macroeconomic data and future OPEC+ decisions, which will determine the market’s direction in the coming months,” Quasar Elisundia told the WSJ. In macroeconomic data, the focus will remain on China but also on India, which is shaping up as the next leading demand driver globally. Indeed, S&P Global Commodity Insights recently forecast that India’s oil demand growth rate was set to exceed China’s this year.

“India will be the leading driver, along with Southeast Asia and other parts of South Asia, of the region’s future oil demand growth,” SPGCI’s global head of macro and oil demand research, Kang Wu, said.

But even weaker growth markets such as the European Union, continue to see growth in oil demand, as suggested by import figures. The latest available, for the second quarter of the year, showed a decline in natural gas imports but a pickup in what the EU categorizes as “petroleum oils”. The EU is not the oil market traders look to for insight into demand trends, but this may be an oversight.

On the supply side, the focus, of course, remains on OPEC+, even as forecasters keep repeating how they expect great production growth things from non-OPEC majors such as the United States, Guyana, Canada, and Brazil. These forecasts have started to moderate with regard to the U.S., however, as the industry gives repeated signs that there will be no drilling at will just because there is a pro-oil president in the White House.

The situation with OPEC+ is quite similar. Forecasters have been making traders nervous and bearish for months, reminding them of all that spare capacity that OPEC could bring back online when it decides to roll back its output cuts. What they’ve consistently forgotten to mention is that OPEC and its OPEC+ partners made it clear from the start of the cuts that output would only be brought back online when prices rose high enough. This basically means that several price routs this year were entirely the result of unrealistic expectations, with zero relation to actual oil fundamentals.

In the current context, fundamentals appear to be largely in balance. Many expect a supply glut next year, but that’s based on assumptions about EV adoption that have consistently tended to disappoint. Trump sanctions on Iran could tighten supply from the Middle East further and lend some upward momentum for prices, but chances are that the idea of that big spare capacity cushion of 5 million bpd or more is going to play the role of a market blowout preventer once again.

By Irina Slav for Oilprice.com

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• Silver price receives support due to uncertainty over the tariff policy ahead of the Trump administration.
• The industrial demand for Silver strengthens due to a positive economic outlook in China, the world’s largest consumer of metals.
• The upside of the dollar-denominated metal could be restrained due to the improved US Dollar.

Silver price (XAG/USD) extends its winning streak for the fifth consecutive day, trading around $30.10 per troy ounce during the Asian hours on Wednesday. Silver, a safe-haven asset, found some support amid uncertainty over the tariff policy ahead of Trump’s inauguration. However, Trump dismissed a Washington Post report suggesting that his team was considering narrowing the scope of his tariff plan to target only specific critical imports.

Additionally, a positive economic outlook in China, the world’s largest consumer of Silver, is strengthening demand for the metal. The People’s Bank of China (PBoC) is working with the State Planner to stimulate the country’s economy. PBoC official Peng Lifeng announced that the central bank will support banks in expanding loans under the trade-in initiative.

However, the price of the dollar-denominated precious metal may struggle as an improved US Dollar (USD) makes it more expensive for buyers using foreign currencies, thereby dampening Silver demand. The US Dollar Index (DXY), which measures the US Dollar’s (USD) performance against six major currencies, holds its position above 108.50 at the time of writing. The Greenback strengthened as the 10-year yield on US Treasury bonds rose by over 1% in the previous session, currently standing at 4.68%.

This surge highlights the changing investor sentiment toward the Federal Reserve’s (Fed) interest rate outlook following robust US economic data. The latest ISM services report suggested increased activity and rising prices in the United States (US), intensifying concerns about persistent inflation. This has further pressured Silver price, as higher interest rates tend to reduce demand for the non-yielding metal. Traders are now focusing on upcoming US jobs data, including the Nonfarm Payroll (NFP) report, as well as the latest FOMC Minutes, for further policy insights.

The US ISM Services PMI increased to 54.1 in November, up from 52.1, exceeding the market expectation of 53.3. The Prices Paid Index, which reflects inflation, rose significantly to 64.4 from 58.2, while the Employment Index dipped slightly to 51.4 from 51.5.

• Gold price turns defensive near $2,650 early Wednesday, awaiting US ADP and Fed Minutes.        
• The US Dollar pauses upswing alongside Treasury bond yields despite a softer risk tone.
• Gold price looks north amid a firm break above 50-day SMA and as RSI regains positive territory.

Gold price is consolidating the previous rebound near $2,650 early Wednesday, awaiting the US ADP jobs report and the Minutes of the US Federal Reserve (Fed) December meeting for the next leg higher.  

Gold price turns lower amid hawkish Fed expectations

Following the latest upbeat US economic data releases, Gold price fails to sustain at higher levels, courtesy of the hawkish expectations surrounding the Fed. The JOLTS survey showed Tuesday that US job openings in November climbed to 8.098 million, outpacing forecasts for a 7.7 million growth and higher than October’s 7.839 million print.

Markets have priced out an interest rate cut by the Fed this month while the odds for a 25 basis points (bps) reduction in March stand at only 37%, according to the CME Group’s FedWatch Tool. The US Treasury bond yields continue to ride higher on the Trump trade optimism and hawkish Fed bets, limiting the upside attempts in the non-yielding Gold price.

US President-elect Donald Trump takes office on January 20, and his proposed tariffs and protectionist policies are seen as inflationary, calling for higher interest rates and a stronger US Dollar.

However, the US Dollar has paused its previous upswing, lending some support to Gold buyers. Nevertheless, China’s economic concerns and sagging physical Gold demand from India will continue to act as headwinds for the bright metal. Domestic Gold prices have surged due to the rapid depreciation of the Indian Rupee (INR) to record lows, making Gold purchases expensive for locals.

If risk aversion gathers pace amid renewed geopolitical tensions in the Middle East or tariff threats from incoming US President Donald Trump, global stocks will likely come under fresh selling pressure, lifting the haven demand for the Greenback and Gold price.

However, the upcoming US ADP Employment Change data and the Fed Minutes appear as the main event risks for Gold price in the session ahead. The US private sector is seen adding 140K jobs in December after reporting a 146K job gain in November. Surprisingly strong jobs data and hawkish Fed Minutes could reverberate hawkish Fed bets, negatively impacting the non-interest-bearing Gold price.

Gold price technical analysis: Daily chart

The daily chart shows that the 14-day Relative Strength Index (RSI) holds modestly flat, just above the 50 level, suggesting that the Gold price upside remains intact.

At the moment, Gold price defends the 50-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) at $2,646 after closing above that barrier on Tuesday.

Gold buyers must take out the strong resistance at $2,665 to revive the recovery from the previous month’s low of $2,583.

Further up, the December 13 high at $2,693 and the $2,700 level will challenge bearish commitments.

Conversely, if the 50-day SMA resistance-turned-support caves in, the next downside cap aligns near $2,634, where the 21-day SMA and the 100-day SMA close in.

A breach of the latter could expose Monday’s low of $2,615. The last line of defence for Gold buyers is seen at the December 30 low of $2,596.

• Silver rebounds from the 200-day SMA at $29.89, breaking past the $30 mark.
• A tweezers-top formation observed at the day’s high of $30.38, suggests potential pullback.
• Resistance and support are set at $30.40 and $28.78, respectively, with eyes on movements toward $31.00.

Silver price posts solid gains as it bounces off the 200-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) of $29.89 and climbs past the $30.00 threshold, up by 0.43% at the time of writing. Although US economic data boosted the US dollar and has kept US yields higher, the grey metal has extended its uptrend.

XAG/USD Price Forecast: Technical outlook

From a technical perspective, Silver buyers are struggling to remain above the $30.00 figure for the second straight day. Although they reached a daily high of $30.38, a ‘tweezers-top’ candle chart pattern could pave the way for a pullback.

The Relative Strength Index (RSI) shifted bullishly but remained at around the 50 neutral levels. This suggests that neither buyers nor sellers are in charge.

For a bullish continuation, XAG/USD must clear the $30.40 an ounce barrier. Once surpassed, the next key resistance level would be the 50-day SMA at $30.64, followed by the 100-day SMA at $30.78. On further strength, the $31.00 would be exposed.

Conversely, If XAG/USD drops below the 200-day SMA, sellers could push the grey’s metal price lower. Key support levels would be the December 31 swing low of $28.78, followed by the September 6 daily low of $27.69.

XAG/USD Price Chart – Daily

Strength Returns

A continuation of the rally will be signaled on a move above yesterday’s high of 75.19. However, there is another potential resistance zone a little higher from around 75.78 to 76.47. It is important to recognize that the potential resistance zone is a confluence zone that includes the 200-Day MA at 75.85 and the 78.6% retracement level at 76.57.

Further, the 200-Day line has recently converged with the bottom boundary line of a large symmetrical triangle pattern. It is interesting that the rising trendline and 200-Day line have converged now that crude is approaching that price zone. This could represent more significant resistance than what has been seen so far during the rally since the lines have lined up.

Strong Momentum

Momentum, as shown in the relative strength index (RSI) oscillator can also be considered. Note that the indicator has reached its highest reading since April last year and it has not yet gone into overbought territory, above 70. This shows strength in demand and provides supporting evidence for further strengthening. A rise above a 70 reading will put the indicator into overbought territory as the price of crude oil is approaching the next higher resistance zone. Notice that that last overbought readings were in April 2024.

Support at Day’s Low of 73.29

Despite the above potential bullish short-term thesis, resistance may continue to stop the ascent near current prices and lead to a pullback. In that scenario a decline below today’s low of 73.29 is a sign of weakness. Key price levels to watch for support would then include the interim swing high at 71.79 and the 20-Day MA, now at 70.94.

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Bearish Reversal Triggers

The decline today triggered a bearish daily reversal on a drop below yesterday’s low of 3.50. And it sets up a potential continuation move to the downside as today’s high generated a lower swing high. Of course, follow through will be key. Note that natural gas may end the day below the 20-Day MA for only the second time since the 20-Day line was reclaimed in October. The first time was Friday. That information combined with today’s bearish reversal shows declining demand for natural gas and sellers getting more aggressive.

Between 3.74 and 3.33

The two key near-term price levels for natural gas are today’s high at 3.74, also a swing high, and last Friday’s low at 3.33, also a swing low. A rise above the 3.74 swing high would trigger a bullish reversal and show strength that may grow. Until then it looks like price behavior may be signaling a deeper correction. A drop below today’s low signals a weakness, with a bearish trend continuation signal generated on a drop below last week’s low of 3.33.

Deeper Correction Possible

Having said that, the recent trend high of 4.20 did reach a potential target zone that included the top channel line of a rising trend. Sellers clearly took back control from there leading to the first leg down (AB) from the top. It was followed by a two-day advance (BC) that likely ended today. This puts natural gas in prime position to keep falling. However, support levels noted above need to be broken first. As of today, the bearish correction has moved into the second leg down in a declining ABCD pattern.

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