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Arabica coffee futures came under heavy pressure on Thursday as speculative fund selling triggered a sharp decline on ICE Futures US. The September contract fell more than 1,300 points to around 313.40 cents per pound after touching an intraday low of 310.50 cents, while the December contract
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Coffee futures ended Wednesday modestly higher as the market continued to balance improving long-term supply prospects with persistent short-term shortages. Although traders increasingly expect Brazil's record crop to ease the global supply situation later this year, physical coffee remains difficult to source, supporting prices despite signs
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The coffee market experienced another highly volatile trading session on Tuesday, with Arabica futures surrendering early gains after briefly climbing above 350 cents per pound for the second time in the past seven trading sessions. Although profit-taking pushed prices lower by the close, the market continues to be supported
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Monday's decline in coffee prices may have appeared bearish on the surface, but beneath the daily price movement lies a market that remains remarkably complex. Arabica coffee futures on ICE New York settled at 330.00 cents per pound, down 4.25 cents, while Robusta futures in London
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The global coffee market experienced one of the most volatile trading weeks in recent history as investors and commercial participants began reassessing the size and quality of Brazil’s 2026/27 harvest. Arabica and Robusta futures recorded exceptional intraday swings, driven by tightening physical availability, rapidly declining certified stocks, forced
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Coffee futures staged a powerful recovery on Thursday, closing sharply higher on both the New York and London exchanges as renewed weather concerns in Brazil, tightening certified inventories, and aggressive technical buying combined to push prices significantly higher. After an exceptionally volatile week that saw Arabica prices swing dramatically in
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The global coffee market entered a corrective phase this week as arabica and robusta futures retreated following strong gains earlier in the week. While technical selling and profit-taking pressured prices lower, the underlying fundamentals remain supportive. Delayed harvesting in Brazil, concerns over bean quality, tightening certified stocks, slower exports,
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The global coffee market experienced one of its most volatile two-day trading periods on record as weather concerns in Brazil, aggressive speculative activity, shifting investor positioning, and broader geopolitical developments combined to produce extraordinary price swings across both Arabica and Robusta futures. Monday's session was dominated by
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Coffee futures posted one of their strongest rallies of the year on Monday, with Arabica contracts in New York surging more than 16% and Robusta futures in London gaining nearly 9%. The move was driven primarily by renewed frost concerns in Brazil, forcing speculative investors to cover short positions, while
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Coffee futures closed with mixed performance on Thursday (July 2), as Arabica prices on ICE Futures US retreated following strong gains earlier in the week, while Robusta futures on ICE Europe managed to finish modestly higher. After a sharp recovery over recent sessions, the Arabica market experienced a wave of
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The global coffee market rallied sharply at the beginning of July, with traders focusing primarily on Brazil’s weather-related supply risks. Heavy rainfall delayed the Arabica harvest, threatened bean quality, raised concerns about potential production losses, and coincided with historically low ICE-certified stocks and renewed speculative fund buying.
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Coffee futures delivered mixed performance on Monday, with arabica prices extending their recent recovery on the ICE Futures US exchange while robusta futures weakened in London. The market remains primarily driven by developments in the Brazilian harvest, weather conditions across key producing regions, export flows, and the broader outlook for