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Coffee futures advanced on Wednesday as weather uncertainty, speculative buying and concerns about the quality of Brazil’s harvested crop supported both Arabica and Robusta prices. December Arabica settled 1.25 cents higher at 290.70 cents per pound, an increase of 0.43%. The contract traded between 289.05
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* December Arabica recovered from 281.80 cents to settle 0.70 cent higher at 289.45 cents per pound, extending its five-session gain to 17.15 cents. * ICE-certified Arabica stocks rose to 255,721 bags, although 31% of the Brazilian coffee submitted in the latest grading cycle was
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* December Arabica gained 10.15 cents, or 3.64%, to settle at 288.75 cents per pound after briefly trading above 290 cents. * November Robusta rose $45 to $3,412 per metric ton, with the nearby spread retaining a $25 premium over January. * ICE-certified Arabica stocks declined by 1,
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Coffee prices recovered sharply on Friday, although the move was not sufficient to reverse the losses accumulated during the week. The more important development is taking place away from the futures screen, where the Brazilian harvest is increasingly presenting two different stories: a large crop in terms of headline production,
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December Arabica settled at 275.35 cents per pound, down 0.55 cents, or 0.20%, as the market balanced Brazil’s record production estimate against concerns over harvest quality and low certified inventories. Prices traded between approximately 272.00 and 279.10 cents, recovering from the session low but
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Key takeaways * ICE New York December Arabica settled at 272.30 cents/lb, down 4.10 cents on the session and 63.20 cents, or 18.8%, below its August 25 close. The contract traded as low as 271.30 cents, its weakest level in almost three months. * London November
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Coffee futures started the week under renewed pressure, with both Arabica in New York and Robusta in London extending their recent declines as the market continued to focus on improving physical availability rather than longer-term weather risks. Brazilian export flows have accelerated sharply during September, the country's
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Key takeaways * December Arabica gained 1.44% to 280.50 cents on Friday after holding above 275 cents, but still lost 1.82% over the week. * The recovery above 280 improves the immediate technical picture; a sustained break through 285–295 cents is still needed to establish more than an
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Coffee futures extended their decline on Thursday, with Arabica breaking through several closely watched technical levels and Robusta settling below $3,400 per tonne. The immediate market narrative remains dominated by improving Brazilian availability, a nearly completed harvest and continued speculative selling. Weather risk has not disappeared, however. Hail has
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Coffee futures remained under pressure on Wednesday, with both New York Arabica and London Robusta ending lower as the market extended a sharp multi-week correction. The decline was accompanied by softer calendar spreads, higher certified stocks and stronger Brazilian shipment data, all signals that reduced some of the immediate
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Coffee futures came under renewed selling pressure on Tuesday, with both Arabica and Robusta extending their recent declines despite several potentially supportive developments on the physical and weather side of the market. Trading continued to be dominated by technical positioning and speculative flows, while fresh reports of hail damage in
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Brazil’s coffee export flow is showing signs of strengthening in September even as shipment data remain below last year’s pace. Government customs figures indicate a sharp increase in green coffee exports during the opening weeks of the month, while Cecafé data show slower physical shipments but a sizeable