Coffee Trading Academy

Thiago Marques Cazarini, the founder of one of the top coffee brokers based out of Brazil, and author of the no-nonsense Cazarini Report, delivers his take on the Brazil coffee market.

In this in-depth podcast, we cover a range of topics: specifics about the #coffee crop in Brazil, the surprising number for the past and current crops, as well as how his thinking on the 22 crop has changed. We also touch on the logistical situation, producer sentiment and outlook for the #BRL.

We conclude with price projections for 2022.

Welcome back to episode 2 of the Coffee Trading Academy podcast. This episode was recorded on October 7th with the famous Soft Commodity Researcher Steve Wateridge of Tropical Research Services. Now I do Steve's intro in the interview itself so I won't rehash that here, but we cover a lot of ground...from how Steve got into the business and what it takes to be a crop forecasting guru to some key origins like of course Brazil, Vietnam and Colombia, and we even touch some more controversial topics like the role of hedge funds, the trade and market manipulation. So this is a great episode and I hope you enjoy it, without further adieu: Steve Waterdige of Tropical Research.

In this inaugural episode of the Coffee Trading Academy Podcast, we kick off our first episode with a fantastic guest, the one and only David Streit, COO and founding member of Commodity Weather Group. David has been a commodity meteorologist for 40 years, in this wide ranging interview we cover general advice that any coffee analyst or trader needs to know, but also the specifics of what's happening right now in the key coffee origins. We cover the Brazil frosts, how that unfolded and what the impact is, we cover the Brazil droughts and what the issue is with the upcoming rains, we cover the weather in Vietnam and the outlook for the crop there, the Indian monsoons and Colombia. This is truly a coffee market geek's dream and I am sure that you will enjoy it as much as I did!