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Coffee markets closed the week with a largely technical and uneventful session on Friday, February 27, 2026. Arabica futures on ICE Futures US ended lower, with the most active May contract declining 0.41% to settle at 280.75 cents per pound. Despite the daily loss of 155 points, prices
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Expectations of a significant increase in global coffee supply pressured prices on international exchanges Thursday (26), leading to moderate declines. The downturn followed a report published Wednesday (25) by Rabobank projecting that worldwide coffee production will reach a record 180 million bags in the 2026/27 crop year — roughly 8
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Arabica coffee futures posted a significant decline on Monday (23), with the market closing sharply lower amid improving weather conditions in key producing regions and growing expectations of ample supply in the upcoming crop cycle. On the New York exchange, arabica contracts fell approximately 2.68% in the most active
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Coffee futures have stayed under pressure in recent weeks after Brazil’s crop agency Conab projected a sharp rebound in 2026 output. Conab estimates total Brazilian production will rise 17.2% year on year to a record 66.2 million bags, led by a 23.2% jump in Arabica to
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Arabica coffee futures on ICE Futures US ended Wednesday in positive territory, though advances were relatively limited. The May contract remained comfortably below the key 290.99 cents per pound threshold, signaling that bullish momentum is still constrained. While prices managed a modest rebound, with May closing up 0.72
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Tuesday (17.2.26) was decisively negative for coffee futures on both major international exchanges. In New York and London, contracts closed with losses of roughly 4–5%, pushing prices to their lowest levels in approximately seven and a half months for Arabica and six months for Robusta. The move
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Coffee prices closed Thursday, February 12, with strong gains on international exchanges, marking a sharp technical rebound after a sequence of intense losses in recent sessions. The move was largely corrective in nature, as futures had reached multi-month lows, particularly in Arabica traded in New York. Despite the bullish close,
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Brazil’s Coffee Exporters Association, Cecafé, reported that January green coffee exports fell 30.74% year on year, totaling 2.53 million bags. Arabica exports declined 29.01% to 2.35 million bags, while Conilon robusta exports dropped sharply by 45.61% to 181,559 bags. For the first seven
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Coffee prices in Brazil consolidated lower again on Tuesday, according to Notícias Agrícolas, as the market reacted to improved domestic supply conditions. The availability of coffee in producing regions has increased, reducing urgency among buyers and easing near-term tightness concerns. While producers are not aggressively selling, the market tone has
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Arabica coffee prices recovered part of the losses from the previous session and closed higher on Monday, 09 February, consolidating gains after last week’s sharp sell-off. The rebound was driven by technical stabilization and spread support rather than aggressive new long positioning, leaving prices still below pre-selloff resistance levels
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Coffee markets remained under pressure in Asia, with prices in Vietnam easing on Thursday, tracking broader declines in global markets and subdued physical trade activity, according to Reuters. Traders reported sluggish demand amid a widening gap between bid and ask prices, as farmers and exporters held back sales in anticipation
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Coffee prices extended their decline in the latest session, building on the sharp futures-led sell-off seen earlier in the week. Arabica futures closed lower again, but the pace of losses slowed materially compared with the prior day’s liquidation, indicating that the market is transitioning from forced selling into consolidation.