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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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
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Coffee futures ended Friday's trading session under pressure as investors took profits following two consecutive weeks of strong gains. Arabica futures in New York and Robusta futures in London both retreated during the session, but the broader market picture remains largely unchanged. The correction appeared to be driven
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Coffee futures finished Thursday's session with mixed performance across the major exchanges, as arabica prices on ICE Futures US retreated after failing to sustain gains above the key 280 cents/lb level, while robusta futures in London continued to strengthen. The session was largely characterized by technical adjustments
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Coffee futures extended their advance on Wednesday as concerns over near-term supply continued to outweigh expectations of a larger Brazilian crop later in the season. Both Arabica and Robusta markets finished firmly higher, supported by a slower-than-expected harvest in Brazil, persistently tight certified inventories, and ongoing uncertainty
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Coffee futures rallied sharply on June 23 as traders reacted to ongoing harvest disruptions in Brazil, declining certified stocks, and mounting pressure on short positions in the arabica market. Arabica coffee led the gains on ICE Futures US, with the September 2026 contract climbing 3.35% to 275.95 cents
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Coffee futures traded lower on Monday as improving harvest conditions in key Brazilian producing regions weighed on prices, while traders continued to monitor weather developments and tight certified stock levels that could influence market direction in the weeks ahead. Arabica coffee futures on ICE Futures US experienced significant volatility during
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Coffee futures rallied sharply on Tuesday as weather-related disruptions in Brazil, tightening certified stocks, and fund short-covering combined to trigger one of the strongest daily advances in recent weeks. In New York, September 2026 Arabica coffee rose 13.6 cents, or 5.2%, to settle at 272.80
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Coffee futures closed higher on Monday as the market extended its recent recovery, supported by weather disruption in Brazil, short-covering by funds, roaster buying and positioning ahead of the July delivery period. In New York, Arabica futures advanced for a fourth consecutive session. The July 2026 contract closed up
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* Arabica futures rose 1.64% as roaster buying returned after a ten-session decline. * Cooxupé reported Brazil's 2026 harvest was 12% complete as of June 5, below last year's pace. * Certified arabica stocks fell to their lowest level since November 2025. Coffee futures closed higher on
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Coffee futures extended their recent decline on Tuesday as the accelerating Brazilian harvest encouraged speculative selling across both arabica and robusta markets. However, despite the bearish near-term sentiment, several fundamental indicators continue to suggest that the global coffee balance remains considerably tighter than current prices imply. July arabica coffee
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Coffee futures rebounded on May 19, 2026, after several sessions of heavy selling pushed prices to their lowest levels in more than a year. The recovery was driven by renewed buying from roasters, technical short covering, and continued declines in certified inventories on the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE). Despite the stronger