Today’s coffee market showed a divergent performance across the major exchanges. Arabica prices continued their strong rally for a second consecutive day, while Robusta reversed course, falling by $73 per metric ton.

Today’s coffee prices saw a significant rally across both major exchanges, with Robusta futures climbing by $80 per metric ton and Arabica adding 12.15 US cents per pound. The upward momentum is supported by lower-than-average rainfall in Brazil last week and critically low inventory levels.

Today’s coffee market saw a mixed performance, with the front-month Robusta contract continuing to rise by $26 per metric ton, while Arabica futures fell by 7.85 US cents per pound. The drop in Arabica prices is attributed to forecasted rains in Brazil, which are expected to support the coffee crop’s flowering stage, and positive developments […]

Today’s coffee prices rebounded sharply on both major exchanges, recovering after two consecutive sessions of decline earlier in the week. In Brazil, recent rainfall has led to widespread coffee flowering; however, the success of this crucial stage will depend on the amount and frequency of follow-up rain in the coming weeks.

Today’s coffee prices continued their decline for a second consecutive day. The market sentiment was primarily influenced by news that the presidents of Brazil and the United States have agreed to an in-person meeting soon, raising hopes of a resolution to bilateral trade tensions that have been at their most strained in decades.

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 […]