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December Arabica dipped below 310 cents early on Wednesday before buyers regained control. The contract recovered to settle at 316.15 cents/lb, up 1.56%, reversing Tuesday’s losses and leaving New York close to its recent highs. London continued to weaken. November Robusta fell to $3,352/t,
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Arabica reversed after reaching a six-week high, with producer selling and profit taking interrupting the recent advance. December settled 1.39% lower at 311.30 cents/lb, retaining part of Monday’s gain. Robusta also weakened. November briefly crossed $3,500/t before retreating towards $3,400, while the
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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. ContractSettlementDaily changeDaily
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Arabica finished the week above 300 cents after a sharp Friday advance, although selling from producing origins trimmed the early rally. December settled at 305.60 cents/lb, up 10.80 cents or 3.66%, bringing its weekly gain to 18.65 cents, or 6.50%. March and May also
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Arabica advanced for a third consecutive session on Wednesday, briefly returning above 300 cents before surrendering part of its gain. December settled at 298.05 cents/lb, up 5.35 cents or 1.83%, while March gained 4.65 cents to 290.15. December has recovered 11.10 cents, or
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Arabica extended its recovery on Tuesday, while Robusta surrendered an early advance. December Arabica settled at 292.70 cents/lb, gaining 2.10 cents or 0.72%. March rose 2.00 cents to 285.50. December has now recovered 5.75 cents, or approximately 2.00%, since Friday’s settlement.
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Coffee futures ended Friday in opposite directions. December Arabica fell 0.73% to 286.95 cents per pound, recording its third consecutive decline and finishing the week 0.62% lower. November Robusta gained 1.37% to $3,470 per tonne, although its weekly increase was just $1. The small weekly
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Coffee futures fell for a second consecutive session on Thursday, extending the retreat from Tuesday's rally. December Arabica settled at 289.05 cents per pound, down 3.65 cents, or 1.25%, while November Robusta lost $62, or 1.78%, to $3,423 per tonne. The decline brought
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Coffee futures reversed sharply on Wednesday, with Arabica surrendering almost all of Tuesday’s advance and Robusta falling below $3,500 per tonne. December Arabica settled at 292.70 cents per pound, down 11.75 cents, or 3.86%, while November Robusta lost $105, or 2.92%, to $3,485
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Arabica’s recovery gained strength on Tuesday as December futures cleared 300 cents and finished above the level that had repeatedly capped recent advances. The contract settled at 304.45 cents per pound, up 11.90 cents, or 4.07%, after trading between 291.50 and 306.45 cents. In
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December Arabica ended Friday only 0.50 cent higher at 288.75 cents per pound, but the modest settlement concealed another aggressive attempt to break through 300 cents. The contract climbed as high as 298.55 before surrendering almost the entire advance and finishing just 0.65 cent above the
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New York closes lower but recovers from session lows Arabica futures ended Thursday under pressure. December fell 2.45 cents, or 0.84%, to 288.25 cents per pound after trading between 283.30 and 290.90 cents. The 7.60-cent range was narrower than Wednesday's, and