Coffee Daily Report

Arabica Extends Rally as December Premium Widens (19 October 2026)

Arabica Extends Rally as December Premium Widens

Coffee began the week with further gains, led by Arabica. December settled at 315.70 cents/lb, extending Friday’s recovery as a firmer Brazilian real and limited exchange inventories supported prices.

Robusta also advanced, although gains were smaller. November finished just below $3,500/t, while January.

Contract	Settlement	Daily change	Daily change %	Session range
Arabica December 2026	315.70 cents/lb	+10.10 cents	+3.30%	303.00–317.75
Arabica March 2027	302.25 cents/lb	+7.75 cents	+2.63%	292.40–304.00
Arabica May 2027	297.45 cents/lb	+6.95 cents	+2.39%	288.65–299.45
Robusta November 2026	$3,484/t	+$70	+2.05%	$3,394–3,494
Robusta January 2027	$3,480/t	+$75	+2.20%	$3,382–3,489
Robusta March 2027	$3,458/t	+$80	+2.37%	$3,358–3,463

Nearby Arabica strengthens as certified stocks decline

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