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Coffe lên là do bà con đánh chứng nhiều, mất ngủ nên uống cà phê nhiều, tới đây chắc sắp có sóng ngành dược nữa.

Bác bảo tình hình này ngủ làm sao được, ai cũng thức theo dõi bóng đá và DJ. Toàn thức khuya dậy sớm. Cần nhất là tỉnh tao, vậy là phải uống cafe. Tiên sư anh AGC phi như điên là phải.

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NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--ICE arabica coffee prices skyrocketed to 12-year highs Thursday as speculative funds pushed the market through pre-programmed levels that trigger buying.

Nearby July coffee recently traded up 7 cents at $1.6560 cents a pound on ICE Futures U.S., near the $1.75 cent high. Coffee futures last traded at these levels in February 1998.

Buying from speculators, like banks and hedge funds, has rallied coffee prices nearly 20% since June 7. Coffee prices rallied to two year highs late last week, but then momentum slowed as the market consolidated. Today's move is follow through on the bullish trend.

"When coffee begins to make a move like this, we need to be wary," said Sterling Smith, a market analyst at Country Hedging in St. Paul, Minn.

Fund traders, and possibly some commercial traders who deal in physical coffee, are covering short positions, said Rodrigo Costa, vice president of institutional sales at Newedge USA in New York. Traders cover shorts, or purchase previously sold contracts, to close out bearish bets. Bullish funds are establishing new long positions.

Selling from coffee producers, or origins, was expected to pressure prices with the onset of the harvest in Brazil, the world's top coffee producer. Harvest of arabica beans began in May, but got off to a late start and is not yet in full swing.

Origins selling were lighter earlier, but now one major origin is taking the opportunity, which does not mean much if funds keep on buying, Costa said.

"Everything is possible here," Costa said.

A concurrent rally on robusta coffee futures traded on Euronext's NYSE Liffe exchange in London added fuel to the fire. July robusta futures recently traded up $71 at $1,622 a ton. The market rallied 7% at its peak during the session as fund buying there spiked prices.

The market's fundamental outlook is unchanged, leading traders to believe fund trading is driving the rally. World stocks of premium arabica coffee futures are scarce at the moment following two years of poor harvests in Colombia and Central America. A record world crop, including an all-time high harvest from Brazil, kept a tight lid on ICE coffee prices for most of 2010.

Traders may sell to take profits, particularly coming up on the end of the week and the July 4 holiday in the U.S., Smith said.

The most actively traded September coffee contract hit $1.7650 in early session trade. The contract recent traded up 7.60 cents at $1.6810 a pound. September futures could trade from $1.70 to $1.85, he said.

Analysts warn that any indication of a pullback in prices could spark a massive selloff.


-By Holly Henschen, Dow Jones Newswires; 212-416-2138;

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