Coffee Extends Recovery as Arabica Stocks Near September Low (2 November 2026)
Coffee began November with a second consecutive session of gains, as limited supplies available for immediate delivery continued to support prices. December Arabica recovered the 290-cent level, while January Robusta held above $3,200/t. Both contracts gave back a substantial part of their intraday advances.
December settled at 292.10 cents/lb, up 4.90 cents, or 1.71%, after trading between 289.00 and 297.05. March and May also advanced, broadening the recovery beyond the nearest delivery. In London, January gained $37, or 1.15%, to $3,241/t, having reached $3,315.
| Contract | Settlement | Daily change | Daily change % |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arabica December 2026 | 292.10 cents/lb | +4.90 cents | +1.71% |
| Arabica March 2027 | 280.55 cents/lb | +3.75 cents | +1.35% |
| Arabica May 2027 | 276.50 cents/lb | +3.75 cents | +1.37% |
| Robusta January 2027 | $3,241/t | +$37 | +1.15% |
| Robusta March 2027 | $3,227/t | +$34 | +1.06% |
| Robusta May 2027 | $3,222/t | +$35 | +1.10% |
The rebound has lifted December Arabica by 6.65 cents over two sessions, although it remains approximately 5% below its 23 October settlement. Monday’s further decline in certified stocks reinforced the contrast between expectations of improving future supply and the small quantity currently available through the exchange.
