Today’s coffee prices trended downward across both major exchanges, with Robusta futures decreasing by $56 per metric ton and Arabica futures losing 9.4 US cents per pound. Traders are adopting a cautious stance, awaiting the outcome of negotiations between the U.S. and Brazilian presidents regarding the potential removal of a 50% U.S. tariff on coffee […]
Coffee prices continued to climb on both exchanges today, with Robusta jumping by $203/ton and Arabica increasing by 9.05 US cents/pound. The supply-demand balance is nearly even for the 2025-2026 crop year, but this has not brought a sense of security as inventories remain low.
Coffee prices rebounded on both exchanges today as inventories continued their downward trend, hitting multi-month lows. In Vietnam, Typhoon Bualoi is expected to cause flooding on some farms and roads, preventing farmers from reaching their fields.
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For any international roaster or importer, the initial exploration of sourcing from Vietnam often begins with a specific query, such as looking up the Vietnam Robusta green coffee price Europe to gauge the market. While this provides a snapshot, it does not reveal the intricate machinery that operates behind that single number. The Vietnam green […]
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Coffee prices today fell on both exchanges following forecasts of more favorable rains in Brazil. As of September 15, Vietnam’s coffee exports have reached a total of 1.2 million tons, with a record-high turnover of $6.74 billion, an increase of 10.1% in volume and 61.8% in value compared to the same period in 2024.
Brazilian coffee exports to Colombia in August surged by 578% compared to the same period last year, while shipments to the U.S. fell by 47%. Colombian coffee farmers are calling for tighter import controls, fearing their premium coffee brand will be threatened if Brazilian beans are re-exported under the “produced in the Andean nation” label.
Coffee prices rose sharply on global exchanges today, with robusta gaining 107 USD/ton and arabica climbing 7.5 US cents/pound. The market partially recovered from the recent downturn, supported by tightening certified inventories.
Arabica coffee prices extended their rally for a second consecutive day, supported by sharply declining exchange inventories. In contrast, robusta prices dropped by as much as 125 USD/ton after it became clear that Typhoon Ragasa would not affect Vietnam’s coffee-growing regions.
