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Global coffee markets ended April 2026 under sustained pressure, with prices declining across major international exchanges amid expectations of increased supply, particularly from Brazil, and a complex macroeconomic backdrop. On ICE Futures US, Arabica coffee futures retreated notably. The July 2026 contract settled at 285.55 cents per pound, while
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* July arabica closed at 288.45 cents , up 0.60 cents * Reports of a potential sale of Massimo Zanetti Beverage Group * Brazilian exports reached 1.39 million bags as of April 17 * Honduras is expected to export 5.5 million bags, up 15.45 percent * Peru’s harvest is nearing
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Global coffee futures markets rallied on Monday, April 20, reversing part of the recent downward trend and reinforcing a recovery driven primarily by renewed supply concerns. Both arabica and robusta contracts posted solid gains across major maturities, reflecting a market still highly sensitive to production risks and producer behavior, particularly
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Ivory Coast cocoa arrivals reached 1.482 million metric tons by April 19, marking a marginal increase of 0.1% compared to the same period last season. Given that the marketing season began on October 1, this confirms that cumulative supply is essentially flat year-on-year, pointing to stabilization
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The coffee market ended Monday (13) with modest gains across international exchanges, largely supported by developments in Brazil. While the upward movement was limited, it was sufficient to keep prices stable amid ongoing uncertainty surrounding supply and trading flows. On the New York exchange, arabica futures moved slightly higher. The
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* Arabica futures on ICE Futures US traded in consolidation Thursday * StoneX raises Brazil 2026/27 coffee output estimate by 6.51% to 75.30m bags * Starbucks completes sale of 60% stake in China retail business to Boyu Capital * illycaffè FY2025 revenue +12% to €700m; strong growth in US (+20%) and
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Coffee futures moved lower on March 25, 2026, in a session largely dictated by technical factors rather than new fundamental developments. Both arabica and robusta markets recorded declines in nearby contracts, although price action remained contained within established ranges, reinforcing the perception that the market is undergoing a correction rather
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Arabica coffee futures on ICE closed lower on Monday, following a highly volatile trading session. After the strong rally seen last week, the market entered a phase of technical correction, with prices moving lower during the day. However, losses were partially recovered by the close, with the May contract settling
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* Brazil weather forecasts show favorable rainfall * Mid-year dry season approaching in Brazil * Middle East tensions disrupt global shipping * Vietnam coffee exports rose 14% year-on-year in the first two months of 2026. Weather forecasts across Brazil indicate generally favorable conditions for coffee development in the country’s main
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Arabica coffee futures closed higher on Wednesday as continued industrial buying in New York supported prices, although expectations of a record Brazilian crop limited stronger upside momentum in the market. During Wednesday’s session, industrial buying again pushed prices toward the upper end of the range, with the contract reaching
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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