Daily coffee market intelligence covering ICE Arabica and London Robusta futures, Brazil and Vietnam crop developments, weather, certified stocks, fund positioning, physical markets, trade flows and production across the world’s major coffee-growing regions.
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Arabica coffee futures reversed course in New York on Tuesday as traders locked in profits following Monday’s powerful rally. The decline appeared to be driven primarily by technical selling rather than a significant change in the market’s underlying supply outlook. Most actively traded arabica contracts ended the session
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New York arabica transformed an uncertain start into a decisive technical breakout on Monday, August 24. December futures gained 19 cents, or 5.89%, to settle at 341.65 cents per pound after trading between 321.50 and 342.55 cents. The contract reached its strongest level in more than
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Coffee futures ended Friday under pressure, although the broader weekly performance remained positive as attention increasingly shifted toward weather risks in major producing countries. El Niño is becoming one of the central themes for the 2026/27 outlook, with concerns emerging in both Vietnam and Colombia, while Brazilian producers remain
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Coffee futures ended Thursday, August 20, with relatively limited changes despite considerable intraday volatility, as traders balanced improving global supply expectations against fresh weather risks in Colombia, declining Colombian output, tight certified stocks and continuing uncertainty around physical availability. Arabica coffee in New York finished modestly higher, while London robusta
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Coffee futures finished Wednesday under renewed selling pressure, reversing part of the strength seen earlier in the week. Arabica recorded the more pronounced decline, while robusta closed only slightly lower after both markets failed to hold intraday gains. The session was dominated by technical positioning rather than a major change
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New York arabica futures recorded their strongest advance in several weeks on Tuesday as declining certified stocks, restricted nearby availability and technical buying outweighed evidence of a substantial recovery in Brazilian coffee exports. The September 2026 arabica contract settled at 363.40 cents per pound, gaining 18.30 cents, or
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Coffee futures opened the week higher across both New York and London, supported primarily by technical buying and position adjustments ahead of the September delivery period. Arabica recorded the stronger performance, particularly in the nearby contract, as declining certified stocks and reduced September liquidity continued to increase the premium for
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Arabica coffee futures on ICE Futures U.S. ended Friday's session with a mixed performance, as the nearby September and December contracts advanced while more distant positions remained under pressure. The market was heavily influenced by technical factors, the expiration of September options and the ongoing rollover of
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Coffee futures ended Thursday under broad selling pressure on both ICE markets, with technical liquidation taking control after an early attempt to stabilize New York prices failed. December arabica lost 7.15 cents, or 2.23%, to settle at 312.80 cents per pound, while September declined 7.00 cents,
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September Arabica futures rose to their highest closing level since July 9 on Wednesday, with the New York market drawing support from another decline in certified stocks, firm nearby spreads and uncertainty surrounding coffee shipments from Colombia after a major earthquake disrupted transport links to the port of Buenaventura. The
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Tuesday's settlement looked stronger than the shape of the session. September arabica in New York settled at 335.75 cents per pound, up 3.45 cents, or 1.04%, after trading across a wide 332.50–348.80-cent range. Volume reached 50,341 contracts, 771 more than
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Arabica outperformed Robusta during Monday’s session as the market assessed a weak start to Brazil’s August exports, historically low ICE inventories and continuing uncertainty over the quality and timing of new-crop supply. September Arabica’s first recorded trade was 335.00 cents per pound, while its final