New York coffee may extend loss into $2.7225-$2.7610 range

By Reuters News

- New York December coffee may extend loss into a range of $2.7225-$2.7610 per lb, as suggested by a projection analysis.

The contract has briefly pierced below a support at $2.7850, the 223.6% projection level of a downtrend from $3.1485. The bounce triggered by the support looks weak, limited to $2.8230.

The consolidation in the range of $2.7850-$2.8230 is likely turn to out to be a bearish continuation pattern, unless the market breaks $2.8230.

The break would lead to a gain into a $2.8615-$2.8855 range.

* The coffee report is published twice a week on Tuesday and Thursday.

** Wang Tao is a Reuters market analyst for commodities and energy technicals. The views expressed are his own. His analyses are exclusively published on the Workspace platform - a London Stock Exchange product.

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