WEEKLY MARKETING REPORT -17/10/2011.  NOTE: All prices are quoted in Kina per kilogram.
		GREEN BEAN (Delivered-In-Store)					PARCHMENT (Factory Door)
		ARABICA				ROBUSTA	ARABICA		ROBUSTA
		A	X	PSC-X	Y1	Robusta	Class 1	Class 2	Robusta
	KAINANTU	NB	NB	NB	NB	-	- to 5.00	- to 4.90	-
	GOROKA	9.50 to 11.15	8.30 to 10.60	7.80 to 8.30	7.50 to 8.10	-	- to 4.80	- to 4.70	-
	KUNDIAWA	-	-	-	-	-	- to 5.00	- to 4.50	-
	MINJ/BANZ	NB	NB	NB	NB	-	4.80 to 5.00	4.70 to 4.90	-
	MT. HAGEN	NA	NA	NA	- to 7.90	-	- to 4.60	- to 4.50	-
	WAPENAMANDA	-	-	-	-	-	- to 4.50	- to 4.40	-
	LAE	- to 9.50	- to 8.60	- to 8.10	- to 8.00	- to 3.50	- to 4.40	- to 4.00	NA
	WAU/BULOLO	NB	NB	-	NB	-	4.70 to 4.80	- to 4.60	NA
	ASEKI	NB	NB	-	NB	-	NA	NA	NA
	CENTRAL	-	-	-	-	-	NA	NA	-
	WEWAK	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	- to 1.50
	AVERAGE	10.36	9.46	8.10	7.90	3.50	4.72	4.49	1.50
	NQ: Not quoted. NB: Not buying. NA: Not available
	New York.
	News of plentiful rain in Brazil initially forced arabica coffee prices down at the beginning of the week but a subsequent
	report that the second half of October  will be very dry sent prices shooting back upwards.  Arabica coffee prices
	gained 15.05 cents/lb over the week.  Robusta coffee prices like arabica coffee prices came under heavy downward
	pressure at the beginning of the week as expectations of a good crop in Vietnam weighed heavily on the market but
	given the scale and speed of the rise in arabica coffee prices in the latter half of the week, plus the prospect of a
	tropical storm hitting North Vietnam and potentially delaying the havest , it was forced to follow suit, eventually ending
	the week gaining $49/ton (2.2 cent/lb).
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